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Bridges of Hope was created in response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic in South Africa. Partnering with the remarkable survivors of decades of oppression, crushing poverty, and the worst health pandemic in history, Bridges has discovered a model of community transformation that works.
The Bridges of Hope is a long-term residential recovery center. There are three facilities for men and one for women. Our program of recovery is based on the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous. The A.A. ‘Big Book’ and the 12 steps to recovery serve as the foundation for the entire program.
Bridges is a voluntary program available to young adults who left foster care in Ohio at ages 18 to 21 and who are in school, working, participating in an employment program, or have a medical condition that prevents them from going to school or working.
Bridges of Hope is a community wide initiative designed to move people out of poverty into self-sufficiency by developing a mindset that enables them to build a network of resources within the community.
Bridges of Hope is a hub of hope for those experiencing homelessness, poverty and the consequences of addictive behavior. It offers overnight shelter, DayHub services, and connections to housing, recovery and other resources.
Bridge of Hope is a humanitarian outreach organization, bringing hope to the world by preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ and providing life-sustaining food, medical supplies and other essentials.
If you aged out of foster care and are under 21 or know someone who is, please contact Bridges using the referral form link below. If you are over 21 and need support services, please visit Resources .
