Services & Programs
A day program built around community integration and individualized support.
Our Day Program
Bridgeway's day habilitation program gives adults with disabilities a supportive, engaging environment where they build skills, form relationships, and stay active in the community — every day, in the least restrictive setting appropriate to them.
Activities & Programs
From competitive sports to travel skills and lifelong learning, our activities are designed to build independence and connection.
Special Olympics
Participants train for and compete in Special Olympics events, building physical fitness, teamwork, and confidence.
Metro & Travel Experience Training
Hands-on training using Metro and other public transportation to build independence and confidence getting around the DC area.
Library Events
Regular outings to local libraries for programs, learning activities, and community engagement.
Community Outings
Museums, nature outings, boat rides, and local events that bring learning and recreation to life beyond our walls.
Recreation & Arts
Creative and recreational activities that support self-expression, social connection, and everyday enjoyment. More details coming soon.
Life & Social Skills
Everyday skill-building that supports greater independence and confidence in the community. More details coming soon.
A Day at Bridgeway
A sample daily schedule of activities and outings will be featured here.
We'll outline what a typical day looks like — morning check-in, activities, community outings, meals, and more — so families and participants know what to expect.
Program Gallery
Moments from our activities and community outings.
More photos from our programs coming soon.
Who We Serve
Our day program supports adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who are seeking person-centered care, community integration, and meaningful daily activities in the Washington, DC area.
Every plan of care is individualized — built around the person's own needs, preferences, and goals, with services delivered in the most appropriate and least restrictive environment.
Ask About Eligibility
Enrollment & Funding Options
We'll help you understand eligibility requirements and the funding options available for our day program. Specific details will be added here.
- Eligibility criteria
Details coming soon - Funding & waiver information
Details coming soon - Required documentation
Details coming soon
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions from families and case managers. More will be added over time.
Who is eligible for the day program?
What are your hours of operation?
How do I make a referral?
What funding options are available?
Do you provide transportation?
Resources for Families & Individuals
Trusted organizations and services in the DC area that our participants and their families often use.
DC Department on Disability Services
The DC government agency that oversees services and supports for people with disabilities, including service coordination and eligibility.
dds.dc.govSpecial Olympics DC
Year-round sports training and competition for athletes with intellectual disabilities across the District.
specialolympicsdc.orgMetro Accessibility (WMATA)
Accessibility services on Metro, including reduced fare programs and MetroAccess paratransit — a great companion to our travel training.
wmata.comDC Public Library
Free programs, events, and accessible services at library branches across the city — where many of our library outings take place.
dclibrary.orgInterested in Our Program?
Contact us to make a referral or learn more about enrollment.
Make a Referral