About HFBR
Hope and Faith Based Reform is a nonprofit organization based in Houston, Texas, dedicated to helping men rebuild their lives after incarceration, substance abuse, homelessness, and economic hardship.
We believe that true reentry success requires more than temporary housing. It requires recovery support, accountability, job readiness, financial education, and long-term planning. Our program is designed to address the root causes of recidivism and create pathways to stability, independence, and ownership.
Our Mission
To provide men-only transitional housing and comprehensive reentry services that support sobriety, employment, financial stability, and long-term independence through a structured, recovery-oriented program.
Our Vision
A community where justice-involved men are equipped with the tools, support, and opportunities needed to achieve lasting stability, rebuild their lives, and contribute positively to society.
Who We Serve
Hope and Faith Based Reform serves adult men (18+) who are:
Formerly incarcerated
Experiencing housing instability or homelessness
In recovery or seeking recovery support
Facing barriers to employment due to criminal history
Motivated to rebuild their lives through structure, accountability, and support
What Makes Us Different
Our program goes beyond basic reentry services by combining:
Structured transitional housing
Weekly onsite Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings
Weekly drug and alcohol testing for accountability
Workforce training in skilled trades and felon-friendly industries
Financial literacy and credit repair education
Homeownership readiness and savings planning
Driver’s license and identification assistance
Transportation planning and vehicle ownership opportunities after graduation
Mental health, trauma-informed, and substance abuse support
Wealth-building education, including IRA and Roth IRA basics
We focus not only on short-term stability, but on long-term economic empowerment.
Our Approach
Hope and Faith Based Reform uses a trauma-informed, recovery-oriented, and accountability-based model. Residents participate in structured programming, individualized service planning, and supportive services designed to promote responsibility, growth, and self-sufficiency.
Participation in recovery supports and program requirements is designed to support success, not punishment.
Our Commitment
We are committed to:
Dignity and respect
Accountability and personal responsibility
Safety and recovery support
Financial empowerment
Long-term success beyond the program