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Our work spans four key service areas: Parenting Education & Support, Children, Youth & Family Counselling, Foster Home & Caregiver Support, and Recovery & Addiction Services. Through these programs, we provide compassionate, accessible support that helps people build resilience, strengthen relationships, overcome challenges and achieve lasting wellbeing.
Read original source ↗The Bridge is the leading provider of substance use services in the Interior Health region. Our services include withdrawal management services for adults 19+ and youth 18 and under, a six-week live-in treatment program, a six-month supported recovery housing service, Naloxone training sessions, and outreach overdose support in the community.
Read original source ↗Supports individuals to access health and harm reduction services in partnership with Interior Health. Marginalized and vulnerable individuals are directly engaged at the street level and are provided with health information, social supports, and harm reduction supplies. The public may access harm reduction supplies through a vending machine located at 760 Hwy 33. W, Rutland or home delivery services by calling or texting 250-258-4938.
Read original source ↗Treatment and transition planning is a collaborative process involving the participant, staff, and relevant community-based resources. Participants are encouraged to involve family members or other supports in their planning.
Read original source ↗Referrals are accepted from a person’s Community Based Substance Use Treatment Team, private counsellors, case managers, Registered Social Workers, or other professionals on a case-by-case basis who will be providing ongoing support for the applicant. Individuals on an Opiate Replacement Therapy are accepted. Self-referrals are not accepted. Applicants are to be medically and physically well enough to participate in programming and must not require a medi…
Read original source ↗Referrals are accepted from a person’s Community Based Substance Use Treatment Team, private counsellors, case managers, Registered Social Workers, or other professionals on a case-by-case basis who will be providing ongoing support for the applicant. Individuals on an Opiate Replacement Therapy are accepted. Self-referrals are not accepted. Applicants are to be medically and physically well enough to participate in programming and must not require a medi…
Read original source ↗Provide a structured environment and qualified staff to support men and women to enhance their development and maximize their achievement towards self-sufficiency.
Read original source ↗Supportive, educational and goal oriented counselling enhances communication, parenting skills and family relationships.
Read original source ↗A program offered in collaboration with Kelowna Community Resources at the Central Okanagan Family Hub. Families can receive food, household necessities and have an opportunity to connect with program staff and learn more about community programs and services.
Read original source ↗The group provides an opportunity for parents to share and gather information about issues that are impacting their lives and their parenting, create connections and become part of a welcoming and supportive parenting community.
Read original source ↗This wellness program includes nutrition support, answers to your questions around pregnancy, and healthy lifestyle tips from educators with a wealth of knowledge, as well as connections to other soon-to-be parents.
Read original source ↗Supports and houses young people with complex needs in MCFD approved foster homes. Young people and caregivers are provided access to expert care to promote stability and success at home, school, work and in the community. Referrals through the Ministry of Children & Family Development.
Read original source ↗From there, students and their families are connected with wrap-around supports tailored to their unique circumstances. These services are delivered in partnership with The Bridge Youth & Family Services, arc programs, and CMHA Foundry Kelowna, working together to foster resilience and long-term success.
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