The Bridge Center at Adam’s House
The Bridge Center at Adam’s House is an inter-agency collaboration between the Health Department, the Department of Corrections, the Department of Social Services, the Department of Family Services and other community based partners to provide holistic assistance to Prince George’s County residents who were formerly incarcerated, are veterans or transitional age youths (18-24 years old) trying to attain stability in the community.
The Bridge Center at Adam’s House is a central and accessible location for these residents to receive services that support a positive community reintegration and that promote productive community life that reduces recidivism rates and improves health outcomes.
Services
The Bridge Center at Adam’s House offers the following services:
- Employment Assistance
- Job Training
- Insurance Navigator
- Reentry Navigators
- Veterans Affairs & Claims Assistance
- Court Ambassadors
- Child Support Assistance
- Food Assistance
- Medical Insurance Assistance
- GED/College Enrollment Assistance
- Youth & Teen Services
- Mental Health Services
- Family Reunification Services
- Transportation Assistance
- Transportation Housing Assistance
- Legal Assistance
- ID's
- Birth Certifications
- Re-entry Support Program
- Case Management
- Peer Support
- Anger Management Courses
Workshops
The Bridge Center at Adam’s House provides free workshops and orientations for clients interested in obtaining assistance. Workshops include:
- Anger Management
- Employment Assistance
- Job Club
- Computer Fundamentals
- Budgeting and Credit Repair
To register for workshops, call (301) 817-1900 or send an email BridgeCenter@co.pg.md.us to register.
Orientation
Learn about the various resources, services, and programs the Bridge Center has to offer. Orientations and intake sessions are held daily 9:00 am - 4:30 pm. Please call (301) 817-1900 to schedule an appointment.
Client Eligibility
- Must be a Prince George’s County resident
- 18 years old and older
