** EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE **

If you are a veteran or first responder in crisis or if this is a medical emergency,

please reach out to an immediate crisis professional at one of the numbers listed below:

  • Call 911

   Or National Suicide/Crisis Lifeline at:

  • Call/Text 988
  • Call 1-800-273-8255


Peer-to-Peer Support Program Serving Veterans and First Responders

BROTHERHOOD BRIDGE FOUNDATION ...

501(c)(3) NPO Founded by Military Veterans, First Responders & Civilians in 2017               NPO (EIN 82-3251595)

A Peer-to-Peer network supporting our brethren, their families and caregivers with multi-dimensional tools, resources and skills to move forward with purpose and intention. To look beyond illness, injury and challenges, with a focus on healing; to reshape and lead lives as strong, healthy, thriving individuals, families and communities.

IMPACT TO DATE

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BRETHREN REACHED

We served together. We heal together. Veterans, First Responders, Families and Caregivers Assisted.  You. Me. We. Us. The brotherhood. We've Got Your six.

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IT TAKES A VILLAGE

Hometowns, communities & nations engaged in supporting our brethren. Camaraderie, purpose, fellowship. Collective Power is key to sustainability.

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TRUSTED PARTNERS

A collaboration coalition of like-minded allies, NPOs, benevolent private sector supporters, community leaders and caring citizens. Critical mass, united as one.

Edward "Doc" Montoya

Executive Director/Co-Founder

Sly "Super Hero" Service Dog

“I have personally experienced and my family has witnessed the positive impact of peer support services in battling mental health, addiction and the struggles of civilian integration. With structured guidance and support from a trusted group of like-minded peers, including my service dog Sly, military/first responder traumas and social integration challenges become manageable. Peer-to-peer engagement provides a path to erase the stigmas, overcome post-traumatic stress and forge a sustainable recovery. I am living proof.”  

-Edward "Doc" Montoya

Executive Director/Co-Founder

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PEER SUPPORT PROGRAM


This course of participation and instruction is aimed at a renewal of the brotherhood bond within the Veteran/First Responder community. Provide pragmatic tools to build, nurture and maintain the crucial mindset and committed lifestyle necessary to achieve and sustain healthy relationships and a stable, sustainable platform to move forward in life.

RECEIVE Peer Support Services ...

The BBF-PSP is designed exclusively for the Veteran / First Responder community and their extended support network.  The program is focused on transformation with life-long healthy and sustainable solutions.  Participants will learn how to positively share emotions/feelings and communicate truthfully and effectively both internally within their self, as well as externally with their support networks, preemptively identify triggers and initiate appropriate protective measures to disengage and/or reduce relapse and much more. Their support networks will learn how to listen, respond, recognize triggers, and provide overall healthy and effective support to participant. 

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PROVIDE Peer Support Services ...

Within the BBF program, Certified Peer Support Specialist are individuals who themselves are:

  • A Veteran and/or First Responder,
  • Have received extensive PSP training and certification,
  • Have personal experience in recovery from a mental health condition, substance abuse, and/or military/first responder trauma.   

If you or someone you know are interested in becoming a Peer Support Specialist to provide support to other Veterans and/or First Responders who are struggling or seeking support, please reach out. We would love to explore your potential.

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JOIN OUR COMMUNITY ...

SERVICES - SPONSORS - DONORS - SUPPORTERS - MEDIA INQUIRIES

Do you have a question?  If you would like information about how you can get support, or if you'd like to give your support, get in touch today. We would love to hear from you.


Send us your inquiry to HQ@BrotherhoodBridge.org or via our contact page and a member of our team will get back to you as soon as possible.


The journey began in 2017 when a group of "Deuce Four" (1/24 Infantry Regiment) combat buddies, decided to 'hump' across America - step-by-step from Santa Monica, CA to Washington DC arriving at Arlington National Cemetery, November 11, 2017, Veterans Day ... 22 weeks, 2781 Miles, 32 pairs of shoes, 19 blisters, 1 broken foot and immeasurable impact for all involved ... From those grassroots, OUR STORY continues today ... *video from our founding roots:  WALK OF LIFE

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