Faith & Science
Bridge to 100 combines faith-based belonging with evidence-informed recovery so people and communities can heal and thrive.
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.
Bridge to 100 Program Blueprint
Explore each part of the emergent design model to see how vision, mission, goals, and methods work together in practice.
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Program Vision North Star
Faith and science informed recovery and well-being.
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Program Mission Commitment
Freedom found in recovery earned through private and public accountability.
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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.
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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.
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NC Collaboratory Partnership
How collaboration supports evaluation, learning, and statewide impact.
Read more →Evidence Informed Recovery
Clinical and research-informed practices integrated into faith-based care.
Read more →Bridge To 100 Emergent Design
Adaptive strategies for sustainable recovery outcomes across communities.
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