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Bridgeway Center Inc. 2015 Board of Trustees Barbara Palmgren, Ed.D Board Chair Retired International Baccalaureate Coordinator/Guidance Counselor Les Chambers, BPS 2nd Vice Chair Chief Master Sergeant, US Air Force, Retired Retired Fort Walton Beach High School Teacher Betsy Thomas, MPA Secretary Retired Protective Services Counselor and Supervisor of Foster Care, Florida Department of Children & Families Thomas Downey, BA Retired Senior Business Development Manager, Former Owner of Copy Products Company of Northwest Florida Susan Palmer, MS Retired Principal, Okaloosa County School District Susan Reed, MS 1st Vice Chair Retired Florida Department of Children & Families Child Protective Investigative Supervisor Douglas Burgess, MPA Treasurer Colonel, US Army, Retired Consultant Joyce Kiser, BS Former Executive Director American Cancer Society, Okaloosa County Jon Morris, MS Colonel, US Air Force, Retired Administration/Finance Manager, Northwest Florida Regional Airport EBridgeway Center ic. Psychological/Psychosocial Wellness, PsychiatricMedicine, and Judicial Services Children’s Outpatient Psychiatric Medication Management & Therapy Children’s Abuse Prevention Team (CAPT) Nurturing Parenting Child Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) Early Childhood Court (ECC) Family Care Unit (FCU) Family Support Services (FSS) Adolescent Treatment Alternatives for Safer Communities (TASC) Adult Outpatient Therapy Services & Psychiatric Medication Management Psychosocial Wellness Centers Case Management Services Substance Abuse Counseling Project and Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) Driving Schools 850-833-7500 (FWB) / 850-689-7810 (CV) 137 Hospital Drive Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548 Community Benefit Highlights from Fiscal Year 2014/2015 Strengthening Okaloosa’s Families =Bridgeway Center inc. www.BridgewayCenter.org Psychological/Psychosocial Wellness, PsychiatricMedicine, and Judicial Services WWWw. S a fe D rive S C h oo I s.or g Aeallt foe fl%& www.SoundsideWellness.com www.BridgewayCenter.org www.SafeDriveSchools.org www.SoundsideWellness.com BRO067_070715 070715 “What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived. It is what difference we have made to the lives of others that will determine the significance of the life we lead.” ~ Nelson Mandela Dear Okaloosa Community Resident, In July 1966, Bridgeway Center Inc. (BCl) aka Okaloosa Guidance Clinic, began operations as a non-profit 501 (C) (3) behavioral healthcare center for Okaloosa County. For nearly 50 years, Bridge- way Center Inc., has provided a high level of comprehensive services to Okaloosa County children, adults, and families in need of behavioral healthcare. Our 10,000 patient visits count on us to help them maintain and lead healthy and successful lives in the commu- nity. Many of BCI's patients struggle with multiple financial and personal obstacles which makes obtaining treatment for themselves or their family members even more difficult. BCI continues to meet the needs of our patients and expand treatment options into new areas for all ages and levels of care. We ensure good corporate governance is one of the ways we protect your interests for your “public safety.” This means we take a stand for all patients to treat them with respect, dignity, compassion, and fairness, regardless of their total household income. This gives Okaloosa residents the best chance for their behavioral healthcare success. We are also extremely pleased to report that approximately 92 cents of every dollar BCI spends goes towards the services we provide to our patients and clients. We sincerely thank all of you. Thank you for caring about our com- munity, and for your continued support of BCI. Sincerely, s W. Daniel Cobbs, MPA, FACHE ~ Barbara Palmgren, Ed.D Board of Trustees Chair, 2015 Bridgeway Center, Inc. Chief Executive Officer Bridgeway Center, Inc. Percent of Services Provided by Service Area FY 2014/2015 Children Adult Mental Health . Substance Abuse 14.2% Children Substance Abuse 3.6% 5.6% Adults Involved Adult Mental Health In Child Vgelfare 48.2% 25.8% Children Involved DUI Services/Driving Schools In Child Welfare 1.5% 1.0% Administrative Costs 92% Program Services 8.2% Administrative Costs Recent Rankings: Bridgeway Center Inc. Ranks Among the Best m Nationally Accredited for 21 Years m Licensed by the State of Florida for 50 Years m Rated for 17 Years by External Financial Auditors as a “Low Risk” Auditee

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