Our Stories

Dignity, Honor, Respect

Chris B., Bridge House Alum

I was trapped in a downward spiral of addiction. It is always darkest before the light. On April 2, 2014, I walked through the doors of Bridge House a broken man. I was homeless, jobless, lonely and depressed.

“We Do Recover”

Lauren, Grace House Alum

I don’t know why I was given the Grace to survive, and others aren’t. It is still hard to believe that I made it out alive. Sometimes, it’s even hard to believe that I used to be addicted to heroin, stealing from everyone who loved me and hurting them repeatedly. I do know that I do not take this life for granted and try every day to make it mean something, to give something back.

“Life is wonderful now”

Dennis, Bridge House Alum

I am a five-time client of Bridge House. I first came to Bridge House in 2014. I left without completing the program and came back four other time. The beautiful thing is they kept taking me back. I was in Bridge House a total of 19 months out of 24; and I needed every bit

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“I learned to love myself.”

Liz, Grace House Alum

“I will forever be grateful that Grace House was there, that I had the opportunity to turn my life around, and for all the people who believed in me when I didn’t believe in myself.”

A New Hope

Derrick, Bridge House Alumni

“ I am currently in college for Business Management, I am about to be a father, and I was just promoted to Assistant Floor Manager. I am indebted to Bridge House for giving me a chance to change my life. ”

A Life Changing Experience

Nancy, Grace House Resident

I became a prisoner to alcohol and my life fell to pieces. I was hopeless, tired, confused, angry, sick and very unhealthy. My parents took over my role as parent to my children. I drank all day, every day until I passed out. My family no longer talked to me.

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