Last updated Oct 17, 2021 2 Comments 1

Bridgehouse Homeless Shelter

Address
2025 Sweeney Rd
Lompoc, CA - 93436

Contact
(805) 735-4390
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Shelter. Provides cots to anyone in need of a roof overhead. 56 beds available in two buildings and a greenhouse on 11 acres.

The BridgeHouse, currently under the management of Good Samaritan Shelter in partnership with the County of Santa Barbara, is a place where homeless families and individuals can find emergency shelter. The BridgeHouse provides case management to each individual client and referrals for clients to seek necessary financial, medical and other supportive services on an as needed basis. Any persons interested in staying at the BridgeHouse may contact the shelter staff by phone or walk-in at 4:30 PM daily.

Persons wishing to enter the program may contact the program at anytime during regular working hours between 8:30 am – 5:00 pm to set up a time for an intake. There are several services available to residence of our shelters that include but are not limited to: overnight shelter, case management, laundry facilities, hot meals, and mental health services.

2 Comments

Jay
Oct 19, 2018Reply

I had to go to the bridge house shelter in Lompoc ca and at the time I had a service dog. I was told I could not bring my service dog there, I should have fought it then because it illegal to turn away a registered service dog. But it was either get a bed there or sleep outside. So I got my best friend to care for my dog at night, but he was living in a tent across the highway in River Park. On the night of June 16th 2018 my little dog got out of the tent and went looking for me. He was attacked and destroyed down in the river bed, we found his head and other shredded pieces of my poor trusting little dog. My friend came to let me known that my dog was missing and shelter staff turned him away. I didn
Marc
Jul 4, 2021Reply

Staff working in SM also help in lompoc. They were condescending. All the "programs" available are rarely accessible. They help 1 out of 25 people.