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FACT SHEET
Homeless Outreach
Hunterdon County Phone: (908) 894‑5311 Fax: (908) 894‑5309
Sussex County Phone: (973) 383‑8670 Fax: (973) 383‑8676
Union County Phone: (908) 289‑7330 Fax: (973) 860‑5166
Warren County Phone: (908) 894‑5311 Fax: (908) 894‑5309

We are also available by phone after hours at (908) 209‑9459.
Emergency support is also available after‑hours, and on weekends.

Eligibility:

Bridgeway provides outreach, support, and case management services to adult residents who are homeless, or are at risk of becoming homeless, and have a mental illness.

Homeless Outreach Services Include:

  • Hands-on assistance with finding both temporary and permanent housing
  • Outreach to engage service recipients into mental health, substance abuse, medical, vocational, and social services
  • Assistance with obtaining public assistance and/or social security benefits
  • Comprehensive assessment of individual needs and psychiatric rehabilitation goals
  • Individualized treatment planning to assist the service recipient with reaching his/her goals
  • Ongoing case management and supportive counseling to assist the service recipient to live within the community
  • Teaching and assisting with daily living skills, including medication management and education, budgeting, personal hygiene, and housekeeping
  • Transportation to initial appointments and linkage to other available transportation options