Bridge is Boston’s foremost agency providing life-changing services for homeless, runaway and at-risk youth.

If you are between the ages of 14-24 and you need help, call

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We Can Help

For youth who need help, Bridge can provide more than just shelter and a warm meal. Bridge helps youth find pathways to education, mental health counseling, career development, transitional living solutions, community support, and more.

If you are a young person in Boston who needs support, contact Bridge to schedule a meeting with an intake counselor or stop in at our Downtown Boston location Monday-Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Spotlight: Youth & Young Adult Engagement

Spend a day with Associate Director of Youth and Young Adult Engagement Matin Yusuf and see how he introduces youth to our programming and makes sure they feel comfortable and at home at Bridge.

Corporate Volunteer Opportunities

Learn how you and your company can make a difference by partnering with Bridge.

Spotlight: Behavioral Health Center

Learn about how our Counseling Services, led by Jade Shaughnessy, help youth develop behavioral health skills and manage their mental wellness.

Programs & Services

From moments of crisis, to a self-sufficient and thriving young adulthood, Bridge offers a range of services for youth ages 14 to 24 in a positive and safe environment.

Career & Job Opportunities

Join our team and help vulnerable youth walk the path to safety and a bright future.

How to Donate

The needs of the community Bridge serves are comprehensive, long-term, and growing – and half measures will not lead to successful outcomes. Bridge depends on the generous donations of individuals and organizations large and small. Please help!

About Us

Bridge
The Whole Way

From 50 years of experience, Bridge has developed the capabilities and built the infrastructure needed to address the vulnerable youth community of Greater Boston.

Watch our video to learn more!

News

A Day in the Life: Youth & Young Adult Engagement

I start the day by reviewing notes from yesterday’s clinician sessions. This allows me to catch up on what’s happening with different youth, note any progress or setbacks, and decide how to best guide my team of clinicians. A big part of my job involves leading supervision for the Behavioral Health team.

Behavioral Health Center Tour with Dr. Kevin Simon

Take a tour of the new Bridge Behavioral Health Center with Dr. Kevin Simon, Chief Behavioral Health Officer for the City of Boston.

Bridge Over Troubled Waters Welcomes Amy Metet and Kate Bueker to Board of Directors

Bridge Over Troubled Waters (Bridge) is excited to announce the addition of Amy Metet and Kate Bueker to its Board of Directors.

If you are between the ages of 14-24 and looking for help, call 617 423 9575

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