Mental & Physical Health Support Services

Compassionate, Community-Based Support for Individuals Facing Health Challenges

You're Not Alone—And You Don’t Have to Navigate This by Yourself

Is anxiety, depression, or a physical limitation making daily life feel difficult? Are you or someone you love living with emotional pain, disability, or the weight of trauma?

At B & R Safe House, we provide gentle, compassionate support for individuals facing mental health challenges or physical disabilities. Whether you’re in crisis or simply trying to find your footing again, we’re here to walk beside you—with care, not judgment.

Our mental and physical health support services are designed to make life a little easier, one step at a time. We work with each person to understand their unique needs and connect them to trusted care and community resources.

How We Can Help

  • Emotional Support & Mental Health Connections

    We can help you connect with licensed professionals for therapy, counseling, or emotional support services. If you're feeling overwhelmed, we’ll walk alongside you as you take that next step toward feeling better.


  • Access support for physical disabilities

    We connect individuals with mobility challenges or long-term conditions to essential tools, care services, and accommodations that promote independence and dignity.

  • Guidance for Wellness & Recovery

     If you’re working toward healing or stability, we can help you build a personal care plan, set small wellness goals, and connect with programs that support your journey.

  • Navigating Healthcare with You

     We understand that appointments, forms, and referrals can be overwhelming. We’re here to help you make sense of it all, so you feel empowered—not alone.

What to Expect When You Reach Out

When you contact B & R Safe House, you’ll be met with kindness, not pressure. We begin with a confidential conversation where you can share your story, ask questions, and explore your options for support. From there, we work together to build a care path that’s right for you.

Our approach is:

  • Person-centered: We listen, we care, and we tailor support to you

  • Trauma-informed: We recognize how trauma affects healing and provide care with patience and understanding

  • Collaborative: You’re never just a number—you’re part of the process

Who We Support

  • Adults experiencing mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, or trauma

  • Individuals with physical or cognitive disabilities needing extra support

  • Survivors of domestic violence, trafficking, or other traumatic experiences

  • Veterans, elders, and those in recovery

  • Social workers and case managers seeking a compassionate referral partner

  • "Because of B & R Safe House, I found a therapist who finally understood my trauma. I'm starting to feel like myself again."

     — Sarah M.

  • "They helped me navigate so many confusing steps after my injury—I wouldn’t have known where to begin without them."

     — John B.

Take Your First Gentle Step Toward Well-being

We believe that healing doesn’t happen overnight—but it can begin with one caring conversation. Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or someone you care about, our team is here with open hearts and open hands.

Frequently Asked Questions


  • Yes. Every conversation is private and handled with respect. Your privacy and dignity are our priority. We will never share your information without your consent unless safety is at risk.


  • No referral is required. You can contact us directly, or a case manager, counselor, or healthcare provider can refer you. Either way, we’re here to welcome you with care and understanding.

  • Our services are offered at no cost to those in need, thanks to generous community support and donations. You don’t need insurance or payment to receive help from us.

  • Absolutely. We often work alongside existing care teams to provide additional support and coordination. Whether you need help navigating appointments or just someone to talk to, we’re here

  • That’s completely okay. Many people feel that way. You don’t need to have all the answers—just a willingness to take that first step. We’ll guide you gently from there.