Faith & Science: Whole-Person Recovery | Bridge to 100

Faith & Science: Whole-Person Recovery

Bridge to 100 combines faith-based belonging with evidence-informed recovery so people and communities can heal and thrive.

Our approach

Faith and science, not faith versus science

Whole-person recovery means caring for the spiritual, mental, and physical person at once—and measuring whether people actually get and stay well. Bridge to 100 grounds faith-based recovery in evidence-informed practice and real outcomes data, the same direction leading national faith networks are now moving toward together.

This matters beyond conviction: funders and county opioid-settlement programs increasingly require evidence-based strategies. By pairing faith with science, our affiliates deliver compassionate care that also stands up to the outcomes standards that unlock funding and partnership.

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Aspire: Uniting Faith & Science to Transform Recovery Outcomes

See how the Aspire assessment brings faith and evidence together—helping affiliates personalize care, measure whole-person well-being, and strengthen long-term recovery outcomes across the network.

Bridge to 100 · Faith & Science in action

Faith + Science Impact Map

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Collective Impact

Collaborative problem-solving and shared accountability among affiliates, local leaders, and recovery partners.

  • Coordinates local action around common goals.
  • Uses feedback loops to improve outcomes.
  • Builds trust across clinical and faith communities.
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Bridge to 100 Program Blueprint

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  • Program Vision North Star

    Faith and science informed recovery and well-being.

  • Program Mission Commitment

    Freedom found in recovery earned through private and public accountability.

  • Program Goals Outcomes
    • Accessible health, social, and economic community supports.
    • A coordinated single social and health determinant assessment.
    • One primary case manager or case management team.
    • One stable residential care placement.
    • Recovery measured by abstinence in one year and sustainable well-being in two years.
  • Program Methods How It Works
    • Christian faith, devotion, and sense of community that create belonging.
    • Leadership Fellows Academy curriculum for leaders as stewards of faith and science informed recovery and well-being.
    • Aspire: A multidimensional social and health determinant assessment of well-being and recovery.
    • Collective Impact: A faith and science informed method of collaborative problem-solving, self-evaluation, adaptive learning, and change.

NC Collaboratory Partnership

How collaboration supports evaluation, learning, and statewide impact.

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Evidence Informed Recovery

Clinical and research-informed practices integrated into faith-based care.

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Bridge To 100 Emergent Design

Adaptive strategies for sustainable recovery outcomes across communities.

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