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- Bridging the Gap (BTG) is a temporary contact program designed to assist the newcomer after they are discharged from a treatment, detox or correctional facility to Alcoholics Anonymous. The purpose is to provide them with a Temporary AA Contact in order to help ease the transition from facility to attending outside AA meetings.
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Bridging the Gap (BTG) is a community-based program that provides support to 16 – 24 year olds who struggle with mental health concerns (self-identified or diagnosed), and who experience barriers that impact important areas of their life.
The concept behind “Bridging the Gap” (BTG) is as old as Alcoholics Anonymous itself — one drunk talking to another, each reinforcing the other’s understanding that they can find a way to face life sober, and build meaningful relationships without alcohol.
Bridging the Gap (BTG) is a service provided by Alcoholics Anonymous that supports a person who is leaving a treatment centre, a detox facility/hospital, a correction facility or looking to attend their first AA meeting (s) in the Niagara Area.
Bridging the Gap (BTG) is a temporary contact program designed to assist the newcomer after they are discharged from a treatment, detox or correctional facility to Alcoholics Anonymous.
Jun 23, 2020 · Understanding Bridging the Gap (BTG) As your Homegroup’s Treatment Representative or Alternate, you are their leader. It is imperative that you understand this time-sensitive, temporary contact program. This includes introducing and explaining it to the clients/patients of the facility you are visiting, collecting any forms filled out by ...
WHAT BRIDGING THE GAP (BTG) IS. Alcoholics Anonymous offers A.A. members a temporary contact to help transition from corrections and treatment institutions into their local community.
10-week projects serving minority-owned businesses. BTG students have the opportunity gain valuable, hands-on consulting experience through pro-bono consulting engagements with minority-owned businesses across the United States.
