Bethany House is partnering with Cincinnati Works to help residents move beyond shelter toward steady employment and greater self-sufficiency. For nearly 30 years, Cincinnati Works has fought poverty through job readiness and ongoing personal coaching, and now that expertise is coming directly to Bethany House families. Cincinnati Works’ coaches come on-site twice a week to…
From September 15 to October 15, Bethany House is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring the history, culture, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities across Cincinnati and Ohio. At Bethany House, we envision a community where every family has a place to call home and no one spends a night without shelter. Reaching that…
Whether you will be present at the Welcome Home Bash on October 1 or not, you can participate in the fun by buying raffle tickets or bidding on the many exciting silent auction items. Every bid and raffle ticket helps women, children, and families move from shelter into stable homes. Browse our silent auction…
Tamela, a single mother of three, had a job she loved, but it didn’t pay well. Between full-time work, caring for a child with special needs, and unsafe housing, she was stretched thin. Her apartment had mice, unsanitary conditions, and repairs that went ignored. Eventually Tamela decided she wouldn’t keep paying rent for a place…
“I’m here to share my story to encourage people and let them know that after homelessness, there’s a brighter side. There’s another side after homelessness. Looking at me, you may think that I have it all together, but I do not. But what they should know is that I just kept pressing on. I was…
“The picture that I’m sharing right now is the picture that changed my life forever and my nephew. The picture that I’m sharing is what I got with my nephew is because of the environment he was in, and I had to move out of my other spot to get a two bedroom.” Click below…
“I’m choosing to tell my story about what home means to me, because it’s very important for me to provide something stable and a peaceful environment for me and my daughter. It’s just always been my goal to make sure that we had everything we needed, and that we can also take care of home…
“I’m choosing to share my story about what home means to me, because home is very important to success and survival here in the world. Your home is your peaceful place, your palace that you can come to and rejuvenate yourself and replenish yourself with love and energy to be able to go out into the…
“I’m choosing to share because I feel like it’s important to have other people know, even though we all probably had something bad happen, that it’s always something good at the end of the light. In the image is me and my two kids. And in the picture, I want to say that was taken like years…
“The image that I shared is kind of like the last picture of my three kids. That’s what feels like home to me—my three kids. When I revisit this photo, the fact that I only have two kids now… and I gotta go stronger and harder to make sure these two kids get to grow…
