ABOUT
THE BRIDGE FOUNDATION

The Bridge Foundation emerged out of our pursuit to inspire and support the recovery community through safe, secure supervised residential housing coupled with life skills training and positive behavior reinforcement based on the 12-step programme of recovery.

OUR HISTORY.

Established in 2012, we are an organization driven by evidence-based programmes, compassionate, firm expectations, and a strong vision of the rehabilitation process. At the Bridge Foundation, Caymanians in early recovery learn about the skills and resources needed to establish a strong footing on the solid ground of a robust sober recovery. Our goal is to prepare our residents for their new lives as positive contributors to Cayman society.

The Bridge Foundation is registered in Grand Cayman as a certified Section 80 not-for-profit organisation. Currently its West Bay campus serves Caymanians recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. Our residents are referred to our facilities from the Conditional Release Board, Probation, Drug Court, Caribbean Haven or the Counseling Centre. The Bridge Foundation meets the requirements of U.S. charities under U.S. tax law. You may contact us at 1(345)926-4053 for further information.

MISSION & VISION.

The Vision of the Bridge Foundation is to restore dignity and
self-respect to those negatively affected by addiction through safe, supported supervised transitional housing and sobriety resources. With a variety of onsite recovery programs. our residents build the foundations of sober living and begin to improve their quality of life in preparation for re-entry into Cayman society as productive citizens

Our Mission is to provide transitional housing facilities founded upon the values of financial responsibility, transparency and accountability. We depend on financial support from government and the private sector, organisations and corporate giving programmes. We actively solicit and appreciate financial support from all who seek to improve the lives of our fellow Caymanians through our programmes of supported recovery. We regularly monitor and evaluate the effectiveness and progress of our programme, while promoting sober structured living, educational opportunities, life skills development, self-determination and independence.

OUR PARTNERS IN RECOVERY

With deep appreciation and gratitude for the generous contributions and support of our organisation, we thank the individuals and organisations below:

The Office of the Deputy Governor - https://www.gov.ky/odg/

We are honoured to have Mr. Franz Manderson, Deputy Governor of the Cayman Islands, serve as the Patron of the Bridge Foundation.

As Patron, Mr. Manderson lends his respected support to our mission of empowering individuals in recovery and reintegration. His role reflects a long-standing commitment to public service, second chances, and strengthening social resilience throughout the Cayman Islands. We are deeply grateful for Mr. Manderson’s endorsement and advocacy as we continue our work to restore dignity, purpose, and opportunity in the lives of those we serve.

Alcoholics Anonymous

Website - www.caymanaa.org/cayman-meetings

(345) 926-9044

Email: caymanislandsaa@gmail.com

AL-Anon Family Group

Website - www.caymanalanon.com/services/

(345) 928-8843

Email: caymanalanon@gmail.com,