Bridge Program
Are you ready to take the first step with Bridge?
Bridge is a 90-day transitional housing program designed to support young adults as they move from inpatient or residential treatment back into the community. With individualized support and short-term housing, Bridge helps reduce the risk of homelessness and empowers young people to chart their own path toward stability, wellness, and independence.
Who Is Eligible
- Ages 18–24
- Discharged from inpatient or residential
treatment or completed treatment within
the last 30 days - Lacking safe, stable housing or at
immediate risk of homelessness - Ready to work with a supportive team on
your next steps - All insurance types accepted; assistance
available if you’re not currently covered
Why Bridge (HB1920)
Established under House Bill 1929 (2024), Bridge is part of a statewide effort to support young adults transitioning out of inpatient behavioral health care. The program is implemented in partnership with the Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA) and NorthStar Advocates to reduce homelessness and support recovery-focused transitions back to community living. Young people who exit behavioral health inpatient treatment are the largest group of people who become homeless within three to 12 months of all the young people who exit any publicly funded system of care.
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