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Homeboy Industries is a youth program founded in 1988 by priest Gregory J. Boyle intended to assist at-risk and former gang members in a variety of services, such as counseling, tutoring, and employment. The program is located in Boyle Heights, near Los Angeles, California, USA.

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 [[Image:Laura bush - homeboy industries.jpg|thumb|[[Laura Bush]] talks with members during a discussion at Homeboy Industries in [[Los Angeles]].]]
-'''Homeboy Industries''' is a [[youth program]] founded in 1988 by [[priest]] [[Gregory J. Boyle]] intended to assist at-risk and former [[gang]] members in a variety of services, such as [[counsel]]ing, [[tutor]]ing, and [[employment]]. The program is located in [[Boyle Heights]], near [[Los Angeles]], [[California]].
+'''Homeboy Industries''' is a [[youth program]] founded in 1988 by [[priest]] [[Gregory J. Boyle]] intended to assist at-risk and former [[gang]] members in a variety of services, such as [[counsel]]ing, [[tutor]]ing, and [[employment]]. The program is located in [[Boyle Heights]], near [[Los Angeles]], [[California]], USA.
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