Angela Gray
Angela Gray
The Bridge to Independence Program is a structured transitional housing program providing safe residential housing and individualized support services. We specifically serve youth ages 18–23 aging out of foster care and young adults ages 18–24 with disabilities who are capable of semi-independent living.
Through high-quality shared housing environments and comprehensive life skills training, participants gain steady employment, develop independent living skills, and successfully transition to stable, long-term housing.
Structured residential housing within Cambria County.
Practical support for daily independent living.
Budget education and financial management support.
Coaching and support for career stability.
Individualized planning and professional oversight.
Strategic roadmap to permanent, stable housing.
We provide a comprehensive range of individualized support services designed to foster long-term stability and success for young adults in Cambria County.
Participants are provided safe, supervised shared housing environments that promote stability, accountability, and personal development. Housing includes structured oversight and supportive staff engagement.
Participants receive intensive hands-on instruction in budgeting, meal preparation, household management, time management, communication skills, and daily living skills essential for autonomous success.
Staff provide direct assistance with career planning, resume development, job placement, interview preparation, and connection to educational or vocational programs to promote economic stability.
Each participant develops a structured transition plan that includes permanent housing placement strategies, community integration planning, and connection to long-term support networks.
Ongoing individualized case management ensures accountability, measurable progress, and coordinated access to community-based services and supports.
Participants receive structured guidance in financial literacy, budgeting, savings planning, credit awareness, and responsible financial decision-making to promote long-term economic stability and independence.
Ages 18–23
Angela Gray Non-Profit provides a critical bridge for young adults transitioning from Cambria County Children & Youth Services into independent living, preventing homelessness through structured support.
Ages 18–24
Our program offers specialized residential support and life skills training for individuals capable of semi-independent living, focused on long-term stability and personal growth.
Additional Eligibility Requirements
Demonstrated risk of housing instability or homelessness
Willingness to participate in structured case management services