The Bridgeway of Hope program is a sober housing that provides a safe, healthy, and substance-free living environment that supports individuals in recovery from addiction. 

Sober housing benefits individuals in recovery by reinforcing a substance-free lifestyle and providing direct connections to other peers in recovery and recovery services and supports. 

The purpose of the Bridgeway of Hope program is to provide up to 24 months of safe, sober and supportive living for those with limited housing opportunities.  This program is for those who have gone through a recovery program and want to move to the next step of their recovery journey.  

Our program will give individuals in recovery the opportunity to clean up impediments that contribute to chronic housing issues (credit, court records, driver’s license, and more) in a safe environment, while still in a program.  

Participants still go to AA meetings, NA meetings, while having more freedom but with the ability to address the obstacles hindering them from fully participating in society.

The Bridgeway of Hope acts as their safety net, as many who come to us do not have the safety net of a family or positive role models who typically would provide this.  Without a safety net individuals become vulnerable and susceptible to relapse and ultimately homelessness.