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Transitional Housing Program Partners

Who we work with

Bridge Communities works in partnership with local faith-based and community action groups in providing transitional housing to homeless families that live and work in DuPage County. By working together, Bridge and its Transitional Housing Program Partners can provide a comprehensive program to those we serve.

Our Transitional Housing Program Partners provide:
  • Volunteer Mentors: the "heart" of our Transitional Housing Program model. Trained volunteer mentors meet on an ongoing, regular basis with the families and help them develop the life skills to achieve and maintain their self-sufficiency.  These mentors work in partnership with Bridge Communities' professional case managers.
  • Financial Support: share in the financial costs of renting an apartment and associated services.
  • Housing Resources: supply furniture and household items for client family, if needed.

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Bridge Communities Program Partners

A person who works a job that only pays minimum wage would need to work 92 hours per week to afford a two-bedroom apartment in DuPage County and not be cost-burdened with other living expenses.