

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