Empowering the Re-entry community through support and compassion.

Two Hearts One Mission was founded on the belief that healing, justice, and transformation begin with connection.

As a community-led organization rooted in lived experience, we stand with system-impacted individuals and families through every step of reentry — from housing and education to recovery and advocacy. We don’t just offer services. We offer belonging — because dignity, stability, and lasting change are things we build together.

Our Purpose

As a Los Angeles based nonprofit 501 c(3), we strive to support the reentry community in becoming self-sufficient and successful in everything they do. Two Hearts One Mission was born from real life, real loss, and lived experience. As a system-impacted individual who has walked this road personally, our founder understands what it means to carry grief, shame, and trauma while still trying to rebuild.

During time spent incarcerated and through continued work facilitating workshops inside prisons, one truth became clear — many programs address housing, jobs, and reentry resources, but very few make space for the deep emotional healing that makes true transformation possible. Inside prison, grief looks different. People are mourning loved ones, lost time, broken relationships, their identity, and the life they imagined.

Two Hearts One Mission was created to fill that gap — offering safe, judgment-free spaces where system-impacted individuals and families can feel seen, heard, and reminded that they are more than their worst mistake. We believe that when people have the right support, they can grow, heal, and create new meaning in their lives. Explore our curriculum areas to the right to learn more about the healing journeys we are building together.

This curriculum helps individuals work through loss and grief in a healthy way. Through reflection, writing exercises, and group discussions, participants learn how to process difficult emotions, honor their experiences, and find hope and healing.
This curriculum focuses on helping individuals improve their overall well-being by addressing physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health. Participants learn practical tools to create healthier lifestyles and build a strong foundation for long-term wellness.
This curriculum provides education on domestic violence, healthy relationships, and the effects abuse can have on individuals and families. It is designed to increase awareness, promote healing, and help participants recognize unhealthy patterns while developing healthy relationship skills.
This curriculum helps participants understand the impact impaired driving has on themselves, their families, and their communities. It encourages accountability, personal reflection, and making safer choices moving forward.
This curriculum helps individuals better understand addiction, recovery, and the challenges that come with both. Participants learn healthy coping skills, relapse prevention strategies, and tools to support lasting recovery and personal growth.
This curriculum is designed to help individuals build confidence, improve self-awareness, and create positive change in their lives. Through self-reflection and goal-setting activities, participants learn how to overcome challenges and reach their full potential.
This curriculum helps strengthen family relationships that may have been impacted by incarceration, addiction, trauma, or separation. It focuses on rebuilding trust, improving communication, and creating healthier connections between loved ones.