Frequently Asked Questions
How does it work?
Accessing Bridging Resources WV starts with the key access point of the WV Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRC).
I’m a social worker in a medical facility. Can Bridging Resources WV help me find resources for my client?
Yes, we can! You may either check out our resources at bridgingresourceswv.org or our website BR-WV.org and self-refer for the patient or you can give us a call! We’re happy to help make going home easier!
I live out of state and my mom lives alone and needs some help. Can Bridging Resources WV help me?
Yes! The Community Resource Specialists work with caregivers and family members who are looking for support for their loved ones.
My son is a disabled veteran. We already access the services with the VA. How can Bridging Resources WV help me help my son?
If your son has additional needs, yes, please call! There may be community-based resources and services that are not within the VA standard of care that may help.
What if I prefer to not call? Can I email the WV ADRC? Is there a website that provides resources I can access?
Yes! You may email the ADRC at adrc@wvstateu.edu. We also have a website with our resources and you can take a quick quiz which will self-refer you to resources. Check us out at BR-WV.org
We are a local (church, non-profit, etc) organization. How can we become a partner with Bridging Resources WV?
You mention community-based resources. Who is a part of Bridging Resources WV?
- Bridging Resources WV brings together the key agencies of the:
- Bureau of Senior Services
- Bureau of Medical Services
- Bureau for Behavioral Health
- WV Developmental Disabilities Council
- WVSU Metro Area Agency on Aging
- WV Department of Veterans Assistance
The BRWV network includes these agencies and the numerous community-based resources.
