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Bridging Access to Care

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Bridging Access to Care

Bridging Access to Care is a multi-service community-based social service organization.

We provide mental health, substance use treatment, housing, prevention, education, and other support services to individuals and families from all parts of the city.

02/06/2026

Guess what's the best thing to do to prepare for the arrival of the air this weekend?

Keep moving 😁!

Join us for a FREE Hip Hop class to celebrate Black History Month this Saturday, February 7!

Instructor:

Future Builders is a -hop–inspired class where Gen Z explores Black history as a living, moving legacy. Grounded in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision and the broader lineage of Black leaders, artists, and community builders, dancers take history off the page and into the body.

You will warm up, groove, and create original choreography that asks: What does it mean to build a better future—together?

Through rhythm, teamwork, and storytelling in motion, participants transform themes of justice, unity, and courage into movement, honoring the past while actively shaping what comes next.

✨ Come dance with purpose. See you on Saturday, Feb 7, at Flatbush Gardens Community Center @1404 Brooklyn Ave, 2-4 pm.

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01/22/2026

👉 Healthy choices start with you.

Join our FREE 5-week workshop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn—a supportive space to learn, connect, and build tools for everyday well-being.

✨ HIV education
✨ Emotional & physical wellness strategies
✨ Respectful group discussion
✨ Practical, real-life tools

📩 Sign up: Preventionedsrvs@bac-ny.org

01/21/2026

🎶 Hip-hop meets history.

Join us for a FREE Hip Hop class to celebrate Black History Month this February!

Instructor:

Future Builders is a hip-hop–inspired class where Gen Z explores Black history as a living, moving legacy. Grounded in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision and the broader lineage of Black leaders, artists, and community builders, dancers take history off the page and into the body.

You will warm up, groove, and create original choreography that asks: What does it mean to build a better future—together?

Through rhythm, teamwork, and storytelling in motion, participants transform themes of justice, unity, and courage into movement, honoring the past while actively shaping what comes next.

✨ Come dance with purpose. See you on Feb 7 at Flatbush Gardens Community Center @1404 Brooklyn Ave, 2-4 pm.

12/26/2025

Whether you’re living with HIV or want to stay informed and protected, our team offers compassionate, confidential linkage-to-care and referral services—without judgment.

✨ Need help taking the next step?

Connect with Sarah Asante, who can help you navigate care, resources, and options for a healthier you.

12/24/2025

Whether you think you’ll need it or not, being prepared is always a good idea.
Carry a condom—just in case.

🆓 Free condoms available at all BAC locations:
📍 2261 Church Avenue (Flatbush)
📍 3301 Foster Avenue, Lower Level (East Flatbush)
📍 390 Berry Street, 3rd Floor (Williamsburg)

💛 Your health. Your choice. Your peace of mind.

12/22/2025

✨ All women can get HIV - but some experiences may increase risk:

• S*x without protection
• Injecting drugs, now or in the past
• Exchanging s*x for money, housing, safety, or other needs
• Having a partner who:
– Is living with HIV
– Has s*x with people of more than one gender
– Injects drugs
• Having another STI

💛 These experiences do not define you.
Knowing your status is an act of self-care—not judgment.

🩺 Get tested. Know your status.

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12/19/2025

Join us at 2261 Church Avenue this afternoon for free food, raffle prizes, and free HIV testing as we come together to commemorate World AIDS Day.

Also free and information!

Rain or shine!

12/02/2025

This Giving Tuesday, we’re asking our community to stand with the people who depend on BAC.

With shifting policies and funding uncertainties, your support ensures:
✨ No one is turned away
✨ No one is shamed for the trauma they’ve experienced
✨ Everyone receives compassionate, person-centered care

Your gift helps individuals living with HIV, managing mental health or substance use challenges, or experiencing homelessness or violence get the support they need when they need it most.

Give today. Care matters. People matter.
❤️ Donate at the link in our bio.

10/31/2025

What is behind the mask when is over?

When it comes to re-gaining control from dependence on use, acknowledging that we have been putting up the mask to avoid confrontation, or show that everything is okay, can be a powerful first step to !

We can support you to take that step. Call our First Steps program at 347-505-5119 or email .

10/28/2025

The rapidly shifting political climate and continued turbulence at the federal level have pushed non-profit organizations like Bridging Access to Care to the brink.

As an agency that relies on government contracts for more than 80% of our funding, we are facing severe financial delays that have seriously affected our cash flow and threaten the closure of our vital programs. Despite these challenges, we remain unwavering in our commitment to serving our community’s most vulnerable residents—including those who visit our Flatbush Gardens site in Little Haiti, a predominantly Caribbean immigrant neighborhood in Brooklyn. Today, we are asking for your help.

Our team continues providing essential services, but we need immediate help to sustain this lifeline. Your past support has made an extraordinary difference. Now, we ask you to stand with us once again.

Please donate today so that no one is left without care when they need it most.

10/27/2025

This week, we join Drug Enforcement Administration - DEA and NYS OASAS to celebrate Week!

Red Ribbon Week highlights the importance of living a drug-free life. It presents an opportunity for parents, educators, and communities to reinforce the drug-free messages they share with their children throughout the year. During Red Ribbon Week, youth and adults around the nation pledge to increase their knowledge by learning more about the destructive effects of drug abuse, including prescription drug misuse, and renew their commitment to live a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.

Things you can do to show support -
Wear red ribbons
Participate in anti-drug events
Pledge to live drug-free
Prevent prescription drug misuse by dropping off unneeded medications at a collection site. www.DEATakeback.com

To learn more about our substance use treatment program, check out https://www.bac-ny.org/services/substance-use-services

Our teams also work with schools. Here is one of the evidence-based interventions we offer - https://www.bac-ny.org/services/children-youth-services/too-good-for-drugs-and-violence

Address

2261 Church Avenue
New York, NY
11226

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 3pm

Telephone

+13475055000

Website

http://www.bac-ny.org/, https://bac-ny.networkforgood.com/projects/261423-bac-fund-development-home-page-fy-2025-2026

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