Through partnerships and neighborhood participation, the Bridge serves as a centerpoint for opportunity and wellness in High Point.
Muchos de nuestros programas están disponibles para vecinos hispanohablantes. Más información.
Goodwill Triad’s Career Navigation program offers comprehensive, individualized career development, empowering our community through personalized support. Key services include:
The no-cost program goes beyond job placement, collaborating with local businesses to foster long-term self sufficiency and economic stability by addressing employment barriers and providing continuous support.
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH Goodwill Central North Carolina
Facilitated by High Point University’s Geriatric Fellow, this program supports seniors by promoting access to services.
To learn more or schedule an appointment, please call Dr. Joseph Sprinkle at 336-701-5810
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
High Point University Fred Wilson School of Pharmacy
Community Navigation serves as a trusted link between individuals, families, and essential services. This role focuses on helping community members access healthcare, housing, food, employment, and public benefits by providing personalized support, resource connections, and ongoing follow-up.
Through outreach, relationship-building, and advocacy, the Community Navigator helps reduce barriers to care and improves overall well-being. The role also includes coordinating with partner organizations, tracking client progress, and contributing to data collection for program evaluation.
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
Triad Adult & Pediatric Medicine and Community Clinic of High Point
We offer free notarization for community members who cannot access notary services.
For additional questions, please contact Adriana or Detra at 336-884-3038 for assistance.
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
High Point University Fred Wilson School of Pharmacy
The Bridge is expanding its work to address one of the most pressing needs in our community: housing stability.
Our upcoming Housing Mediation Program is designed to support individuals, families, landlords, and community partners in navigating housing challenges before they escalate to the eviction process. Through guided conversations, resource connections, and conflict resolution, this program will create pathways for more stable and sustainable housing outcomes.
We recognize that housing issues are often complex and rooted in broader life circumstances. This initiative will focus on early intervention, helping to reduce barriers, strengthen communication, and promote solutions that benefit all parties involved.
More details coming soon.
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
High Point University Fred Wilson School of Pharmacy
This program advocates support community members in gaining skills and knowledge to grow and cook nourishing food. Additionally, Healthy Food Advocates provide employment opportunities for food justice. To learn more, call (336) 848-1516 or growinghighpoint.org.
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH Growing High Point
This program provides in-home counseling for youth. To learn more, call (336) 883-7480 or visit mha-triad.org.
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH Mental Health Associates of the Triad