Bridging Community Resources

Bridging Opportunities

A place where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities get out into the world, learning, working, creating, and connecting on their own terms.

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Every person we serve has their own goals. Our programs meets them where they are and opens the door to the wider community.

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Community Integration

We help individuals build independence by participating in community activities, developing life skills, and pursuing personal interests by encouraging inclusion, meaningful relationships, and active community involvement.

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There are a lot of ways to be part of BCR. Volunteers help lead activities, join us on outings, and lend a hand at events throughout the year. Donors fund the programs, outings, and creative opportunities that help our adults build independence and connect with their community. Whether you have an afternoon to give or want to make a lasting monthly gift, your support becomes real moments.

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Mission

Our Mission Is Simple…

Bridging Community Resources assists and supports a diverse group of individuals diagnosed with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our programs aim to change the narrative by fostering independence through community integration training. We reinforce practices to develop a strong awareness of self-advocacy, safety, personal health and hygiene, nutrition, physical fitness, and emergency procedures.

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August Birthdays!

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We are here to support the community, remember it

Today we’re celebrating one of our amazing partici

Ready for the Next FIFA World Cup game 2026.

Enjoying the animal sculptures in Downtown Burbank

Celebrating Independence Day!

Last day of Tennis Camp, enjoying a picnic with sa

💚 A Heartfelt Thank You to Scout Troop 209! 💚 We

Tennis Camp at McCambridge Park.

Our Employee of the Month: Safiro. For perfect att

A trip to the California Science Center, Los Angel

Staff and clients show their support for their tea

Our participants are learning how to create music

CBD College interns final project.

Last day with the interns from CBD College.

Month of May: Birthday Celebration!

BCR will be closed on Friday June 19, 2026. For Ju

It's a bittersweet day for our clients as they enj

Our day at Descanso Garden.

BCR will be closed Monday May 25th, 2026. For Memo

Celebrating Birthday's in April!

Where BCR Goes

Our Impact

Real places our members learned, worked, created, and connected.

FAQ

Who can receive services?

Our programs serve eligible individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who meet state and program eligibility requirements. Eligibility is determined through the appropriate funding agency and service authorization process.

How do I get started?

Contact our Admissions Team to discuss your needs. We will explain our programs, answer your questions, and guide you through each step of the enrollment process.

What programs do you offer?

We offer person-centered services designed to promote independence, community inclusion, skill development, and quality of life. Programs may include:

Community Integration
Community-Based Supports
Employment Services
Life Skills Development
Tailored Day Services
Volunteer Opportunities
Other individualized support services

Do I need a referral?

Yes. A referral can be obtained through the regional center. Your service coordinator can assist with the referral process if applicable.

What documents are required for admission?

Admission requirements may include:

Eligibility determination
Service authorization
Individual Support Plan (ISP) or Person-Centered Plan (PCP)
Medical information
Emergency contact information
Guardianship or legal documentation (if applicable)

Can I visit before enrolling?

Yes. We encourage prospective participants and their families or support teams to schedule a tour to learn more about our programs, meet our staff, and determine if our services are the right fit.

How long does the admissions process take?

The timeline varies depending on the completion of required documentation, funding approvals, and program availability. Our Admissions Team works to make the process as efficient as possible.

Is there a waiting list?

Program availability depends on current capacity. If a program is full, applicants may be placed on a waiting list and notified as openings become available.

How are services individualized?

Every participant receives services based on their unique strengths, goals, interests, and support needs. We work closely with the individual and their support team to develop a personalized plan that promotes independence and meaningful community participation.

Do you provide transportation?

Transportation availability depends on the program, location, and funding source. Our team can discuss available transportation options during the admissions process.

Can family members or guardians participate in planning?

Yes. We value collaboration and encourage families, guardians, caregivers, and support coordinators to participate in the planning process to help ensure the best possible outcomes.

How do I know which program is right for me?

Our Admissions Team will review your goals, interests, support needs, and available funding to help identify the services that best meet your needs.

Who can I contact for more information?

Our Admissions Team is available to answer questions, schedule tours, discuss program options, and assist you throughout the enrollment process. We look forward to helping you find the services that best support your goals.