A home is more than a place to sleep – it’s a foundation for the future. Through our housing programs, families move from crisis to independence with compassionate guidance and lasting stability. For the first time in Saige’s life, she has achieved something she has always wanted– a place to call home.
Rolandus and Sheila built a good life together. They had stable jobs, a home, and two cars. But everything changed on January 5, 2023. That day, Rolandus’s car was struck by a firetruck. Fortunately, their 4-year-old wasn’t in the car, but both Rolandus and Sheila sustained severe injuries requiring weeks of hospitalization followed by months…
When LaQueita’s mother passed, she was not impressed with the funeral industry. So even with children at home and one already in college, she embarked on a mortuary science degree with cremation certificate. She graduated in July of 2024, but quickly found herself behind on rent. Her education money was gone, and she had only…
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…
While the holidays may seem like a distant memory, Bethany House would like to take this opportunity to highlight the generosity and joy of the sponsors, volunteers, and organizations who made this season bright. We are especially grateful to the Perfection Foundation for being the presenting sponsor this year. Thank you for making space in…
For over a month, Tifani and her three children had no home to call their own. Living out of her vehicle in the cold, Tifani struggled to keep her family safe while trying to make ends meet. Feeling hopeless, Tifani found Bethany House, and new hope bloomed. Over the course of 168 days, the family…
Being homeless was not on Tomeka’s bingo card. Tomeka’s was pregnant with her second child and had just moved in with her mother in order to save money before the baby came. But having two young children in her home was not on Tomeka’s mother’s bingo card either, and she asked Tomeka to move out. …
