Bridge & Bloom Recovery
Bridge & Bloom Recovery offers structured, sober housing for women moving from treatment to long-term independence. We provide a safe, drug-free home to support your journey to lasting recovery.
Cultivating Strength & Lasting Renewal
Providing a secure and structured environment for women to grow through guided recovery.
About the Bridge & Bloom Residence
- Bridge & Bloom Recovery is a structured recovery residence for women in early recovery, located in South Fulton, Clayton, and DeKalb counties in Georgia. We bridge the gap between treatment and independent living by providing a safe, sober home, accountability, and peer support. Our organization offers a secure environment where residents can establish stability while adhering to a shared program of sobriety. We are committed to serving as a vital link for women transitioning into self-sufficiency. By focusing on practical resources and community connection, we provide the necessary foundation for residents to manage their daily lives and maintain long-term wellness within a supportive local network.
Program Outline
Who We Serve
Our doors are open to women dedicated to sobriety. We prioritize partnerships with clinical teams and caseworkers to facilitate a secure and seamless reentry.
Provided Support
Residents contribute a weekly subscription for a private bed, utilities, high-speed internet, essentials, and kitchen use, alongside links to health resources.
How the House Runs
Within our peer-managed environment, women build integrity and autonomy without live-in staff, fostering real-world responsibility and consistent growth.
The Journey
Starting with the intake process through move-in, we guide each resident toward workforce training, clinical support, and lasting residential solutions.
INVEST IN BRIGHTER FUTURES
Get In Touch
We are eager to connect. For general questions, potential alliances, or information regarding our residence opening in early spring 2027, please contact us via email: info@bridgeandbloomrecovery.org. Bridge & Bloom Recovery is a Georgia 501(c)(3) nonprofit and donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Bridge & Bloom is currently preparing to open its first women’s recovery residence in early spring 2027. Please note that beds are not currently available.