It’s with your help that we can make a difference.
We exist to raise awareness for traumatic brain injuries and other disabilities and bring change to the lives of those we serve in our community. With your help we can make a difference. Our website furthers our mission by providing ways for you to learn more and get involved.
Get Involved & Make a Difference
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We can help enroll you in a Health Home program, and provide you with a Care Manager that works with you to make sure you get the care and services you need to stay healthy.
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Social Day Services offer members an opportunity to work on personal rehabilitation goals in a group setting, while meeting new friends and enjoying fun and educational activities!
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Reserve Your One-Of-A-Kind Wildlife Education Outreach Program Today!
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Looking for a job that is fun while doing something meaningful?
Join our Team and you will enjoy meaningful work, appreciation and recognition and positive working relationships!
Check Out Our Job Opportunities.
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Help Us Pave The Way To Independence For People With Disabilities
We invite you to purchase an engraved brick to honor family members, friends, or the memory of a loved one. This is also a wonderful opportunity to recognize a Bridges' day program member and consumer!
The bricks you create will be on permanent display and enjoyed by our staff, visitors and program members every day!
Proceeds from the brick sales will help to support our one of kind programs!
Purchase Your Brick!
About Brain Injury
A brain injury can happen anytime, anywhere to anyone. Brain injuries do not discriminate. An injury that happens in an instant can bring a lifetime of physical, cognitive and behavior challenges. Brain injury is a leading cause of death and disability in the United States and is more common than Breast Cancer, HIV & AIDS, Spinal Cord Injury and Multiple Sclerosis COMBINED!
According to the Centers for Disease Control, an estimated 3.2 million children & adults in the U.S. sustain a brain injury (TBI) each year. Over 9 million people live with a life-long disability as a result of a brain injury, with many unable to live independently without supports. Early and comprehensive care can greatly improve outcomes. Our services and programs allow brain injury survivors and people with disabilities the dignity of living more independently, while preventing them from being inappropriately placed in nursing home, institutional settings or from becoming homeless.
