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Heart at Home
Four years ago, LaQuetta, known to everyone as Q, caught a story on the news about Bethany House’s new building in Bond Hill. The name “Bethany House” rang a bell. When she turned to the tv, she recognized a picture of the old house on Fairmount. This was the moment she realized she had been…

Success Story: Shelter for Robyn and Her Family
When apartment buildings change hands, it’s not uncommon for new landlords to raise the rent and longtime residents to be asked to move. So was the case for Robyn and her family.Unable to find another apartment in their price range, they ended up living in their car for a few months. Homelessness is traumatizing. Bethany…

Op-Ed: Cincinnati families shouldn’t sleep in parking lots
The National Low Income Housing Coalition reports a shortage of more than 50,000 affordable and available rental homes for extremely low-income renters in Greater Cincinnati. At the same time, Cincinnati’s median rent hit an all-time high in May 2025, reaching $1,460, placing affordable housing further out of reach for many working families. As a short-term solution to a growing…
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India’s Journey to Stability
When India came to Bethany House, she was at a crossroads. Pregnant, recently unemployed, and with an eviction on her record, she had no plan for herself or her young son, Nasir. The future looked uncertain. Through Bethany House’s Shelter Diversion Program, India found more than a temporary fix—she found a path forward. The program…




