About the Program
Bridge Hawaii is an inpatient service, creating an environment of group living in a residential setting. This program utilizes traditional, Native-Hawaiian cultural practices, and spiritual practices as a form of therapy in the process of recovery and relapse prevention.
NATIVE HAWAIIAN CULTURAL HEALING PRACTICES
Engage with kupuna about with traditional conflict resolution, pow-wow values and respect, appreciation for interpersonal connections
ACUPUNCTURE
Receive treatment through a licensed naturopatheic doctor twice a week
Be provided nutritional advice and counseling
Smoking cessation program
VOCATIONAL SKILLS BUILDING
Providing employment training (if needed)
Provided standard office equipment for learning
Mock interviews
Transportation to job interviews
ON-SITE GARDENING
Engage in growing horticulture and other sustainable foods
SUPPORT GROUPS
Clients will be provided outlets to community support groups that address their substance use
Transportation provided to meetings
Location
Mailing address: P.O. Box 2489, Kailua-Kona, HI 96745
Eligibility Criteria
DISCLOSURES
Willing to commit to at least three (3) months stay
Must be willing to work a weekly set of household volunteering hours; based on hours of employment
Be clean and sober for 30 days prior to admission
be 18 years or older
Not a danger to self or others
Ambulatory (you can walk around)
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
Must have a Case Manager referral
Meet State of Hawaii ADAD financial requirements
Provide valid ID and verification (assistance provided to those who have lost their IDs)
Provide current TB test
Insurance/Financial Details
Must be able to pay $290 a month, plus a $100 security deposit upon admission
Most forms of public and private insurance accepted
Bridge House Application Forms
Call the main office to submit a Case Manager referral (808) 322-3305
Complete Application and House Rules with the client
Fax documents to (808) 322-0809
Visit their website for more information.
Application for Admittance and House Rules attached below