October 10, 2026, Pioneer Federal Credit Union Special Guest Speaker ECHC
FREE Movies for teens/tweens.
Doors open at 12:30 pm. Movie starts at 1:00 pm
Guest Speakers during movie time. See Details
FREE Movies for teens/tweens.
Doors open at 12:30 pm. Movie starts at 1:00 pm
Guest Speakers during movie time. See Details
Start date: 10/10/2026.
Doors open at 12:30 PM; the movie starts at 1:00 PM. Then, every second Saturday of each month.
Guest speakers will present simultaneously for those who want to attend.
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Bridging the Gap envisions a community where every child, teenager, and adult feels seen, valued, supported, and safe.
A community where kindness is the standard, connection replaces isolation, and no one feels alone in their struggles.
We believe that when schools, families, and the community come together, real change happens — change that saves lives, strengthens relationships, and creates a culture of hope.Our vision is to build a community united in compassion, understanding, and action.
1. Build strong, positive relationships between schools and the community We want families, teachers, students, and local organizations to work hand-in-hand so every student knows they are supported both inside and outside the classroom.
2. Reduce bullying, isolation, and youth suicide. Through education, awareness, and consistent connection, we aim to create safe spaces where young people can speak openly, ask for help, and feel understood.
3. Provide tools, resources, and conversations that matter We want to bring workshops, meetings, activities, and community events that encourage communication, empathy, and emotional resilience.
4. Empower students to be leaders of kindness. Bridging the Gap will help students learn how to stand up for others, include those who are left out, and build a culture of belonging — one act of kindness at a time.
5. Support families navigating difficult issues. Whether it’s bullying, mental health struggles, grief, or just needing someone to listen, families will have a place to turn — without judgment.
6. Create a community movement, not just a program. Bridging the Gap is meant to grow into something powerful:
A movement of neighbors helping neighbors.
Parents helping parents.
Students helping students.
And all of us helping each other.
1. Compassion
We lead with kindness, understanding, and empathy. Every person’s story matters, and every voice deserves to be heard.
2. Connection
We believe healing and support grow through meaningful relationships — between schools, families, students, and the community.
3. Integrity
We stand firm in honesty, trust, and doing what is right — even when it’s difficult. Integrity is the foundation of every choice we make.
4. Inclusivity
Every individual is welcome. We embrace diversity, respect differences, and ensure everyone feels valued and seen.
5. Empowerment
We help individuals — especially youth — discover their strengths, use their voices, and become leaders of positive change.
6. Hope
We believe that hope is powerful. We show up for others, shine light in dark moments, and remind our community that no one walks alone.
7. Collaboration
We work hand-in-hand with schools, families, organizations, and local partners because together, we create stronger solutions.
8. Education & Awareness
We commit to learning, teaching, and sharing resources that help prevent bullying, reduce stigma, and support mental wellness.
9. Safety
We create physical and emotional spaces where individuals can speak openly, feel protected, and know their well-being comes first.
10. Community Service
We give back with purpose — through outreach, events, kindness projects, and support for those who need us the most.
Rod S. Dudley - President / Brett Anderson - Vice President / Your Name Here - Board Member / Cell Phone 503-260-3382 Please follow and like us on Facebook @ Bridging the Gap suicide bullying bridgingthegap.mountainhomeid@gmail.com
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