Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH)
CHSS goals focus on maintaining housing stability and addressing mental health concerns that may have previously led to homelessness, or challenges engaging with services.
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Independence. Accomplishment. Employment.
Bridgeways Outreach Services partner with clients who are experiencing homelessness, or in some cases, chronic homelessness and that are experiencing symptoms of a mental illness. Our goal is to engage with those individuals to help them gain access to employment, housing, and other essential services. Bridgeways believes in the housing first model and believes an individual’s journey towards upward mobility and a great quality of life starts with an individual being housed and our Outreach Services work to address that high need in our community.
If you need access to these supports or have any questions fill out the form HERE or click the link below.
https://bridgeways.org/social-and-community-services-contact-page/
Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) and the City of Everett – Addressing the Unhoused Crisis in Snohomish County
The homelessness crisis in Snohomish County and across Washington State presents a multifaceted challenge, with profound implications for individuals, families, and communities. The unhoused population in Snohomish County has been steadily increasing over the past decade, exacerbated by factors such as rising housing costs, limited affordable housing availability, economic disparities, and systemic issues including mental illness and substance abuse.
According to recent data from the Annual Homeless Assessment Report to Congress, Washington State has one of the highest rates of homelessness in the United States, with over 21,000 individuals experiencing homelessness on any given night. Efforts to address this crisis require comprehensive strategies that encompass housing assistance, mental health services, substance abuse treatment, employment opportunities, and community support – all of which we aim to address through the Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) program. See our comprehensive and holistic list of services below:
Emergency rental assistance
Bridgeways offers swift support to individuals facing housing crises by providing emergency rental assistance, ensuring stability during challenging times.
Referral to detox treatment
We facilitate access to professional detoxification services, guiding individuals towards the crucial first step in their journey towards recovery from substance abuse.
Behavioral health treatment
Bridgeways delivers comprehensive behavioral health treatment, fostering healing and empowerment through personalized care and evidence-based therapies.
Case management
Bridgeways provides expert case management services, offering personalized support and resources to individuals navigating complex social and healthcare systems. We take a client-led approach, considering client preferences.
Veterans’ affairs
Bridgeways specializes in supporting veterans through a range of tailored services, honoring their service by providing comprehensive assistance and resources for a smooth transition to civilian life.
Job training
Bridgeways facilitates job training programs to empower individuals with the skills and resources necessary to pursue employment opportunities and achieve sustainable independence, with the goal of reintegrating them into the workforce.
Educational services
We offer educational support and resources to help individuals enhance their skills, pursue academic goals, and access opportunities for personal and professional development.
Housing
Through our outreach efforts, Bridgeways connects individuals experiencing homelessness with stable housing options, ensuring they have a safe and supportive environment to begin their journey towards recovery and stability.
References/Sources:
Annual Homeless Assessment Report (AHAR) to Congress – U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
“Washington’s Homelessness Data” – Washington State Department of Commerce
“Snohomish County Annual Point-In-Time Homeless Count” – Snohomish County Human Services Department
