YWCA Bradford, Inc.

The YWCA’s Housing and Employment Services offers safe and secure emergency housing to intact families, single parents and their children, and single individuals who have nowhere else to stay.
Shelter: Our emergency shelter provides a family atmosphere while residents work with program staff to find permanent housing.
Case Management: Program staff assist individuals with
obtaining safe, affordable, and permanent housing
job searches, resume preparation, employment readiness
education opportunities, including GED classes and applying for vocational training and/or post-secondary education learning how to budget and skills of daily living
applying for social security benefits financial literacy
Case management services are available to residents and non-residents alike.
Street Outreach: Staff identify and engage individuals who are literally homeless (living in a place not meant for human habitation) and provide case management services to end their periods of homelessness.

The Mental Health & Developmental Disabilities Program empowers individuals with serious mental health and/or developmental disabilities to develop skills and coping techniques to foster recovery and achieve the maximum level of independence at which they can successfully function.
Medication Monitoring: Individuals are supported to acquire necessary skills to manage medications and control symptoms that would otherwise put them at risk for inpatient care or restrictive living arrangements.
Supported Living Services: In a holistic collaboration with other providers, services include (but are not limited to) budgeting and shopping assistance, nutrition education, and household maintenance support and life skills assistance.