Supportive Housing Indianapolis, IN
Nobody Rebuilds From Nowhere.
Bridgeway provides safe, structured housing for adults who are working toward stability and greater independence. We support people transitioning from incarceration, homelessness, treatment, and other challenging circumstances.
Welcome to Bridgeway Community Services
Where you are going matters more than where you have been.
Starting over is hard, not because people lack effort, but because it is difficult to build stability without first having a stable foundation.
A job application may require an address. Obtaining identification may require documentation. A supervising officer may need a stable address before the next step can be approved.
Bridgeway provides a stable place to begin, along with structure and support to help residents move forward.
Residents have access to safe, structured housing, clear expectations, and resource navigation that can connect them with employment, identification, healthcare, benefits, transportation, and other essential services.
Because rebuilding a life takes more than a place to stay. It takes a foundation for what comes next.
Bridgeway currently offers transitional and reentry housing with supportive services, resource navigation, and case coordination.
More Than a Room. A Place to Begin.
Bridgeway provides safe, structured, furnished living spaces that give residents a stable foundation while they work toward their next chapter.
Fully Furnished Homes
Move into a furnished space that is ready for you. Each home includes a bed, storage, and shared living spaces so you can focus on moving forward, not starting from an empty room.
Shared and Private Rooms
Shared rooms provide an affordable housing option with individual beds and personal storage. Private rooms may be available for residents seeking additional privacy and space, depending on availability.
Laundry & Kitchen Access
Residents have access to shared household amenities that support everyday living, independence, and a comfortable home environment.
Resource Navigation and Support
Bridgeway helps connect residents with employment, identification, healthcare, benefits, transportation, and other community resources. Case coordination is included with your housing at no additional charge.
Structured Living Environment
Clear written house rules and expectations are provided before move-in, so residents know what to expect from day one.
Drug- and Alcohol-Free Environment
Substance-free homes with clear expectations, consistent structure, and a respectful living environment.
Utilities & Household Essentials
Utilities and essential household services are included with your housing. There are no separate utility bills or unexpected charges for these household essentials.
YOUR ROOM INCLUDES
- Furnished bedroom
- Bed and mattress
- Storage and dresser
- Utilities
- Wi-Fi
- Kitchen access
- Laundry access
- Common living areas
- Household essentials
- Structured community environment
Who We Serve
Our homes support adults from diverse backgrounds and circumstances who are working toward greater stability, independence, and their individual goals.
Reentry Programs
Providing individuals returning from incarceration with a stable foundation, accountability, resource navigation, and community connections to successfully rebuild their lives.
Veterans Housing
Safe, structured housing for veterans experiencing housing instability, with resource navigation and connections to VA benefits, healthcare, employment, and community services.
Women's Safe Housing
Confidential, supportive housing for women seeking safety and stability after domestic violence, abuse, homelessness, or crisis. Residence locations remain confidential.
Aged Out Foster Care
Structured housing and support for young adults transitioning from the foster system, providing stability, life skills, and a foundation for independence.
Sober Living
A drug- and alcohol-free environment with accountability, peer support, and structure for adults committed to building a stable, substance-free life.
Senior Living
Comfortable, affordable shared housing for older adults seeking companionship, structure, and a supportive daily environment.
If you or someone you know needs immediate help: If you are in immediate danger, call 911. National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-7233. Suicide and Crisis Lifeline call or text 988. Indiana community resources dial 211.
Why Choose Bridgeway
- Founded by a Registered Nurse. Jayella Jackson spent her career beside people at their hardest moments, and years before that working in correctional settings. She built Bridgeway for the gap she kept watching people fall into.
- You know the terms before you move in. Rules, cost, and length of stay on the table before your first night.
- We give referral partners a straight answer. If there is no bed, we say so. Case managers who get the truth on Tuesday send someone else on Friday.
- Support comes with the room. Case coordination is not an upgrade and not a separate charge.
- Your history explains where you have been, not where you are going. Everyone here arrived from somewhere.
“I have had close family members experience incarceration and homelessness. Watching people I love struggle to regain stability opened my eyes to what people face long after they have served their time. One setback should never define a person’s future.”
Support Our Mission
Bridgeway works with people who are ready to rebuild but hit barriers along the way.
Ways you can help
- Sponsor a resident's move-in
- Contribute household essentials, hygiene products, or cleaning supplies
- Support transportation costs
- Provide gift cards for groceries, fuel, or work clothing
- Partner as a church, business, employer, or community organization
Close the gap for someone
Someone waiting on an income determination. Someone leaving treatment with nothing but a bag. Someone who needs a bus pass before they can take the job they were offered. Contributions and partnerships close those gaps.
Bridgeway Community Services LLC is a privately operated housing program and not a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are voluntary and may not be tax-deductible.
Look Inside a Bridgeway Home
Furnished rooms, shared living space, and the kitchen everyone uses. This is what you walk into.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to apply for housing?
Bridgeway’s programs are open to adults who are working toward stability and independent living. That includes individuals reentering the community after incarceration, veterans experiencing housing instability, women seeking safe and supportive housing, older adults, young adults transitioning out of foster care, adults in recovery committed to a sober lifestyle, and individuals experiencing homelessness or housing instability.
If you are unsure whether you qualify, apply and a member of the Bridgeway team will review your situation and respond directly.
What is included in the housing program?
Each resident receives a shared room in a structured home. All utilities, Wi-Fi, and access to our wellness checks, life skills support, case management, and community referrals are included.
Are the homes supervised?
Yes. Our homes operate under clear rules and expectations. Staff conduct weekly wellness checks to ensure safety, cleanliness, and well-being.
How long can I stay in the program?
Length of stay is based on individual progress and readiness. Our goal is to provide stability and support for as long as needed to promote independent living.
How much does it cost?
Our housing is affordably priced and includes all utilities and support services. Specific pricing details are discussed during the intake process.
Can I bring my own belongings or furniture?
Basic furnishings are provided. Residents are welcome to bring small personal items that do not overcrowd the shared space or violate house rules.
Is there staff available to assist with job placement or mental health services?
While we do not directly provide these services, we offer referrals to trusted community partners who specialize in employment, counseling, and other resources.
Is the shared housing program safe?
Yes. Bridgeway’s shared supportive housing is designed to provide a safe and secure living environment for residents. Our homes operate under clear safety measures including regular property maintenance, security protocols, and staff oversight to ensure the well-being of every resident.
Do you provide housing for families?
Currently, our program serves single adults only and does not offer housing for families or women with children. We suggest connecting with local social service agencies, shelters, housing authorities, or community organisations for assistance in finding suitable resources.
How can I apply?
To apply, fill in the application form directly or be referred by a social service agency, healthcare provider, or community organisation. The application process involves completing an intake assessment, providing documentation of eligibility, and participating in interviews or screenings.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Whether you need housing, are placing someone, or want to talk it through first, start here.