We encourage individual dignity and strengthen communities by harnessing the innate goodness in every human being.
We operate from a position of neutrality that is inclusive to all.
“After 40 years in prison, I learned to let go of my anguish and resentments by mentoring others.”
Bilal Mukhtar Najee-Ullah,
Advocacy Director
How is GCHH different?
What makes GCHH different is the personal connections made with those we serve. We build genuine relationships with each individual we serve.
This is accomplished with our unique in-reach programs both in person and virtual.
Please click here to learn more about how our program is different from our active participants in our in-reach programs.
We do this through peer-to-peer relationships, focusing on those with addictions and people
reentering community after prison.
“My sole purpose in life is to show people that change is possible. My only thought when I see these men is I hope I can help them.”
Garret Deetz,
Gang Prevention
Many of those we mentor & assist are also American Veterans.
With support from our sponsors and volunteers,
we help anyone in need.
