Community Education & Outreach
Community education supports health and wellness through awareness
CBI school-based service program (SBS)
Students enrolled in middle and high school can access behavioral health care services during a school setting and day. The youth and family member(s) of choice will be connected to a service which suits their clinical needs. The school based- service model provides comprehensive behavioral health services for youth and their family members enrolled in a state charter or public school between the ages 12-18 years of age. A CBI clinician works collaboratively with the school’s administration, teaching staff, and families to provide support for youth. Those enrolled in the program can receive general mental health treatment along with substance dependency treatment if determined as needed. School have a partnership with Community Bridges, Inc. for services to assist children and families with challenges that arise and may interfere with the full academic and life success of youth.
CBI Impacting Outcomes.
Over a 40 year history of providing evidence-based and informed programming.
Our team provides services that reach thousands of individuals monthly.
We participate in several community coalitions and task forces.
Reduce the impacts and effects of substance use, and increase awareness on mental health symptoms, by providing prevention services, interventions, and treatment supports.
Provides comprehensive behavioral health services for youth and their family members enrolled in a state charter or public school between the ages 12-18 years of age.
Presentations & workshops
- Opioid Awareness
- Drug Trends
- Oils & Vapes
- Dangers of Underage Drinking
- Stressors & Self Care
- Suicide Intervention: ASIST
- Mental Health First Aid
- Resilience: Strength Over Stress
- Suicide Alertness: SAFETALK
- Lifeskills® Curriculum
- Diversion Program for Teens on Probation
- CBI Overview
Mesa Prevention Alliance, MPA
The Alliance was founded by Community Bridges, Inc. in 2008 after the Mesa Mayor’s Alliance Against Drugs had disbanded in 2004. With funding opportunities and involved community stakeholders, the group looked at gaps and concerns the Mesa community to address. The mission of MPA: To empower the community members of Mesa by promoting health and wellness, and addressing substance use through education, awareness, advocacy, and connection.
Our locations
Community Bridges, Inc. provides a full continuum of the highest quality substance abuse and mental health services in Arizona, Oklahoma, and Washington, DC.