providing HOPE

strengthening FAMILIES

building HEALTHY COMMUNITIES

We're providing hope and support to those affected by addiction & substance misuse.

The mission of BRiDGES is to be a leader in providing advocacy, resources, and services to our community, the workforce, families, and individuals through the delivery of prevention and intervention programs that promote change, strengthen families, and build healthy communities.

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BRiDGES offers many programs and services to the Community including smoking cessation, programs for schools individuals and families. Please click on the Services tab on the top menu bar for a complete list of services we offer and reach out to us if you have any questions or are looking for a program you do not see listed.

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3 hours ago

BRiDGES / MCCASA
Join us November 18th, virtually, from 12-12:30p for an opportunity to connect and learn about how BRiDGES can help support the wellbeing of your workplace.Scan the QR code or click this link to register: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/-sP9DPacQ_KAz3IatZOhDA#/registration ...
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6 hours ago

BRiDGES / MCCASA
👻 MYTH vs. FACT: Most teens are using marijuana.Think most teens are using marijuana? Think again!📍 In Madison County:The 2025 Teen Assessment Project found that 89.7% of Madison County youth in grades 7–12 reported that they have never tried marijuana.🗽 Across New York State (excluding NYC):NYS Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS) data show that 12% of high school students reported current cannabis use in 2023 — meaning 88% did not report current use.👻 The truth is, most teens are choosing NOT to use or even try marijuana. Don’t let the myth haunt the way we talk about teen marijuana use.This Halloween, let’s keep the facts from getting lost in the fog. 🎃📊 Sources:• Madison County Youth Bureau, 2025 Teen Assessment Project (TAP) ReportMadison County 2025 TAP Report• New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS), High School Substance Use Trends — 2023 data Parents who want to learn more about statewide teen substance use trends can explore the OASAS data here:oasas.ny.gov/high-school-substance-use-trends#:~:text=High%20School%20Substance%20Use%20Dashboard ...
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2 days ago

BRiDGES / MCCASA
Losing someone to suicide brings a unique and deeply personal grief. The mix of emotions — sadness, anger, confusion, guilt, loneliness — can feel overwhelming. You don’t have to navigate this journey alone.Our Grief Support Group offers a safe, confidential, and compassionate space for those impacted by a death by suicide. This free, ongoing group is open to Madison County, NY residents and provides connection, understanding, and support from others who truly understand this kind of loss.If you or someone you know could benefit from support, please call 315-697-3947 for more information.We are here for you. 🩵 ...
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📢 Calling all Moms!

BRiDGES and Community Action Partnership are teaming up for Madison County Moms Connect, a place for moms to connect, learn, and grow together. We will have discussion and interactive activities on a variety of parenting topics. 📆 First Wednesday of each month, starting in September🕥 6-7:30pm📍Community Action Partnership, 1001 New Market Drive, Canastota Moms, motherly […]

STEPtember Walk Registration is Open!

Join us for this year’s STEPtember for Suicide Prevention, Awareness & Remembrance Walk as our community comes together to support hope, healing, and awareness. 📅 September 12, 2026📍 Chapman Park – Pavillion 11463 Route 31, Bridgeport, NY 13030 The registration fee is $35 and includes a choice of a Walk Baseball Hat OR Walk Shirt […]

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