Courage In Action Competitors

Bridges of Hope is a recovery program ... not a treatment center in the traditional sense. Medical, psychiatric and professional counseling services are not automatically available to residents. Insurance companies will not pay for our services. Bridges of Hope is not a state-funded facility. We operate and cover expenses solely on charitable contributions and donations from companies and foundations which are tax-deductible. Bridges of Hope cannot accept anyone in need of detoxification (but we may be able to refer such a person to a qualified medical facility). Bridges of Hope does not accept individuals with so-called dual-diagnosis, or those with a history of violence. Bridges of Hope does not currently offer services for adolescents. We accept men (and adult women at the Alamo facility) from late teens on up, however, we have limited capacity for teenage males. Bridges of Hope is not a 'half-way' house... residents are required to commit to full-time residency. Bridges of Hope is a working facility, meaning residents physical condition should be fair to good in order to contribute through at least moderate on-site work activities on a daily basis. Although the Bridges of Hope subscribes to the spiritual program and principles of Alcoholics Anonymous, we are not affiliated with any specific religious organization. The program is open to those of any religious orientation.

Join us in our mission to end modern slavery through survivor leadership. We provide advocacy, and economic opportunities to empower survivors of modern slavery. Our goal is to create a world where every individual is free to live a life of dignity and opportunity.

Inspire Change is an agency which works exclusively for the healthcare community, which sets us apart from many other training organisations. Working with healthcare leaders is what we enjoy and what we do better than anyone else. Our focus and commitment is to developing healthcare leaders, so that when they step up to a new position they are properly prepared and have a robust toolkit to be more effective and improve the service to patients. Our programmes equip them to embrace change and build up their confidence as individuals and expand their understanding of professional practices. As a result, we ultimately help them deal with colleagues, management, suppliers and patients in a better, more effective way, while approaching difficult tasks in a confident and positive manner. We really understand what's going on in the ever-changing NHS and the valuable role of CSUs, CCGs and Commissioners and why these people make the decisions they do. However, our experience is not just restricted to the NHS. We work with groups of healthcare professionals across Europe and Asia.