Programs

Adults living with SMI often face homelessness, unemployment, and isolation. Bridge House programs are designed to work cohesively to form a comprehensive network of support.

Housing Program

Members are provided with a variety of customized supports to assist in:

Locating, acquiring, and maintaining safe and affordable housing

Finding housing options within specific budgets

Negotiating leases and rental terms

Developing essential life skills

Having a place
to call home is crucial to recovery and long-term stability.

Employment Program

This program helps members find, obtain, and sustain employment.

By supporting individuals through each stage of the process, members are able to:

Build Confidence

Discover their ability to maintain independence

Find purpose in their work

This program addresses the unique needs of young adults transitioning into adulthood.

Young Adult Program

Since isolation is a major issue for this group, the program focuses on:

Social inclusion and peer integration

Building relationships to foster belonging and boost self-esteem

Providing age-specific resources in:

Employment
Education
Housing

A safe haven where hope and opportunity meet.

Educational Program

Bridge House supports members who want to continue their education.

Staff and members work together to promote and pursue each individual's academic goals through:

Personalized learning plans

Tutoring support

Computer skill development

Assistance with school applications