Bridge House - Plymouth, New Hampshire

Bridge House

Bridge House, located at 260 Highland St, Plymouth, NH 03264, is a well-established homeless shelter and social services organization that has been providing assistance to those in need for many years. With a strong commitment to serving the community, Bridge House offers a range of services to help individuals and families overcome homelessness and achieve self-sufficiency.

Specialties: Homeless shelter, Social services organization

Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Opinions: This company has 29 reviews on Google My Business. Average opinion: 3.8/5.

Bridge House offers a variety of programs and services to address the needs of the homeless population and those at risk of homelessness. These include emergency shelter, food assistance, clothing, and access to healthcare and mental health services. The organization also provides case management, job training, and assistance with finding permanent housing.

In addition to its shelter services, Bridge House offers support for families and individuals facing homelessness or at risk of homelessness. This includes financial assistance, housing counseling, and access to educational and vocational programs. The organization also works closely with other community agencies to provide a comprehensive range of services to those in need.

To learn more about Bridge House and its programs, visit their website at tbhshelter.org. You can also contact them directly by phone at 35367631.

👍 Reviews of Bridge House

Paul C.

1/5

Great place if you want to be told what to do . I only spent a few days, because I didn't like it,to loud rath sleep in my car . When I left they called police thinking I went home.the joke is on them I went to a hotel. Also they charge you and make you buy your own food.

Allison D.

4/5

One of the things that I have noticed about shelters in general is that they really are limited in space. The space they have is temporary and they only have so few spots vs the amount of people who are homeless. That is what's causing the issues in finding a place that will help provide safety and support. That and the lack of funding to help render services. Really? What does it take to get a little support from within your community. And, what if the services that are set up by the community are not enough to help you? What do you do? and where do you go? I am also finding out that even some people work full time and find volunteer work to pay it forward and do extras to keep busy.

Justice F. A.

1/5

Useless - No Emergency Shelter. Sleep in a van with an air mattress at this point. NH 211 and services are pathetic for the homeless !

Amanda F. (.

1/5

Unless you are a veteran you are not welcome.... and in the rare case you are accepted you will be harassed and they will find any reason to kick you out.... they will take control of every dime you make and spend it how they feel fit.... the staff talks about clients to just about anyone violating all privacy rights and they will dictate what medications you can and can't be prescribed and if you have any sort of addiction history they will force you to go on the vivatrol shot no matter the length of sobriety..... this place is awful if you have any other option my suggestion would be to take it!

Michael M.

5/5

The place was awesome very great staff members.i was there for four months until recently I moved into a subsidized hanicap unit.made alot of friends there and I felt like they were family to me.I hope everyone at the bridge house has a merry christmas and a happy new year.

Tammy R.

5/5

When me and my family where homelss a few years ago. They toke us in. And that was the best place for kids. They had lost to do for them. Till we found a place. U guys are my angles. Thanks

Aša J.

5/5

Very helpful people and place! Made me feel very welcome. Good community and safe space.

k D.

5/5

Staff is great especially Holly and Nancy 👍