BRIDGE Program

The BRIDGE Program connects individuals with a dedicated Community Health Worker who can help with:

• Accessing food, housing, or health care
• Getting back into school or work
• Managing mental health or substance use concerns
• Navigating transportation or legal barriers
• Rebuilding after incarceration or major life changes

Our support is free and confidential. Here’s what you can expect:

• Help with paperwork and applications (housing, Medicaid, SNAP, ID cards, etc.)
• A caring advocate who listens and helps you create a personal action plan
• Transportation solutions for things like dialysis or chemotherapy
• Connections to local services that are right for your situation
• and more!

The BRIDGE Program may be right for you if:

• You’re going through a tough time and don’t know where to turn
• You’ve been recently released from jail or prison
• You’re living without stable housing, income, or support
• You’re dealing with health, addiction, or mental health concerns
• You want to make changes, but need help getting started

Step 1: Fill out the referral form
Just a few questions to get started. We’ll keep it private.

Step 2: Meet your Community Health Worker (CHW)
You’ll have a one-on-one conversation to set goals and start a plan.

Step 3: Get ongoing support
Your CHW will stick with you, helping you work through challenges, track progress, and connect to the right resources.