Getting to Know Bridge To Home
Bridge To Home services are designed to bridge people out of homelessness and into housing.
Case Management
Identifying clients’ needs and creating case plans, service referrals, and support services to retain housing.
Housing Navigation
Identifying potential housing locations and preparing clients for successful applications.
Employment Assistance
Assisting clients with resumes, interview skills, clothing/job supplies, California ID or license reduced fee vouchers and assisting with transportation.
Education and training
Providing clients with money management skills, life skills, social skills, and referrals to local education institutions.
Medical Referrals
Providing clients with dental, medical, mental health, and substance use services, and with enrollment into healthcare programs.
Emergency Shelter
Offering space for 60 clients for emergency housing and for those actively implementing a housing plan.
Feeding It Forward
Providing evening meals and showers to homeless and low-income people at risk for homelessness Monday through Sunday, seven days a week, at our local shelter site.
HELP. HOPE. CHANGE.
At Bridge to Home, we help individuals and families in the Santa Clarita Valley move from homelessness to housing.
For over 25 years, Bridge to Home has been providing help, hope, and change for people in Santa Clarita who are vulnerable to homelessness, we provide shelter, support services, and permanent affordable housing and advocate for sustainable solutions for our neighbors in need.
By addressing the conditions and causes of homelessness, we are able to provide the bridge to home for our neighbors who are vulnerable to homelessness.
Over the last year, with you by our side, we fed, sheltered, supported, and served more than 900 people and families experiencing homelessness. Our shelter has space for 60 individuals and is open 365/24/7. At our year-round Client Services Center, staff and volunteers help people access and retain housing. Through our Feeding It Forward program, we offer dinner to anyone who comes to our shelter hungry Tuesday-Thursday, every week.
Bridge to Home is governed by an all-volunteer Santa Clarita Valley Board of Directors.
We are a non-profit 501 (c )(3) corporation EIN 95-4587823. Donations may be tax deductible.
To read client stories of help, hope, and change go to https://btohome.org/success-stories.
If you or someone you know is experiencing homelessness, please call 661-254-4663.
For a list of additional supportive resources in the area go here: https://btohome.org/resources
Building the Bridge
We’re building a brand new facility!
The new facility will provide interim housing for 60 individuals and, is the first family shelter in this region, there will be 8 separate apartment-style units that can accommodate up to 32 people. We anticipate serving over 1,000 unduplicated individuals every year at this new facility.
Every space in the new facility is thoughtfully designed to help the people we serve bridge their way out of homelessness and into permanent housing – from indoor plumbing and places to meet to engage in workshops, to a technology center with access to education and job training. With a large, functional kitchen our volunteers who prepare and serve meals will be able to do so with greater capacity.
For more information about the new facility go to www.btohome.org/capital.
Learn more about Bridge to Home by going to www.btohome.org.
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