A Message of Hope Amidst the Coronavirus Pandemic

A Message from Bridges of Hope

We are facing an unprecedented situation right now. All over the world, governments, communities, and individuals are all battling the same threat: the coronavirus pandemic.

For the past few weeks, we at Bridges of Hope are closely monitoring the unfolding events around the COVID-19 pandemic. Like the rest of the world, all our centers throughout the country is affected. As more COVID-19 cases arise, it is undeniable that we are all tremendously impacted. Businesses and livelihood find themselves on a stand-still. We see our lives disrupted like never before. Everyone is at risk.

Taking Stringent Protective Measures Against The Coronavirus

When the World Health Organization announced this novel coronavirus crisis as a global pandemic, we have already taken stringent precautionary measures to protect our residents, their families, and our staff from the threat of the coronavirus infection.

As it has always been, the safety and security of our residents, families, and staff are our highest priority. As the government continued to tighten its containment measures with Enhanced Community Quarantine, we also strictly follow these directives. On top of this, we also practice strict and thorough protective measures to keep our facilities COVID-19 free. We are keeping true to our mission of providing a safe, private, secure, and conducive environment for those with substance use and behavioral disorders to undergo treatment and recovery.

As a company that belongs to an essential industry tasked on caring and treating some of the most vulnerable members of our society, we are adapting to this new environment. We are proactively taking measures to keep our staff safe while continuing the program of our residents and keeping their families updated through phone calls, emails, video call, or chat.

We Will Get Through This

Thank you to all our staff and our partners in helping us weather this turbulent situation. Your passion and dedication to our mission is unparalleled. We are also thankful for the participation of our residents and the support of their families, who have continued to bestow us their unwavering trust and confidence.

This COVID-19 pandemic has tested our collective resilience–and it will continue to do so. We at Bridges of Hope remain vigilant. We also remain steadfast in our commitment to our mission to provide much-needed quality substance use and behavioral disorders treatment to our communities. More importantly, we remain hopeful.

This, too, will come to pass.

We look forward to seeing you soon. In the meantime, stay safe, stay home, and stay healthy.

Jon Ty
Chairman & CEO
Bridges of Hope Philippines