Bridging Community Resources is a Burbank nonprofit that provides community-based day services and supports for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, with programing focused on independence, community integration and life skills.
Bridging Community Resources is a nonprofit organization serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Programming and supports are centered on community integration, self-advocacy, and skill development to promote independence.
Services are person-centered and delivered in small groups or, when appropriate, one-to-one. Staff receive CPR and First Aid training. Transportation is provided using a combination of public transit, natural supports and the organization’s fleet of vehicles. The admissions process includes a site tour, application and review by an interdisciplinary team; the site indicates review typically begins within two weeks of receiving an application.
A structured adult developmental program for individuals with developmental disabilities that aims to strengthen daily living skills, social awareness and independence through small-group activities and routines.
Provides diversity, equality and inclusion resources, educational workshops, peer support, group activities and community-based instruction to foster self-advocacy, vocational skills and social engagement.
A community-based, part-time program focused on volunteerism, employment skills and post-secondary learning; services are typically delivered in small groups (with occasional 1:1 support) and clients are authorized for up to 40 hours of service per month.
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