Every family deserves safety, dignity, and a chance to rebuild. Families facing the trauma of homelessness require more than just shelter. Bethany House offers hope, healing, and a path forward. When families are empowered and supported, stability is possible, and a new beginning is within reach.
In 2024
274
Total families served.
163
People living in shelter each day on average.
(65% are children)
93%
Permanently housed.
State-of-the-Art Facility
Families find immediate refuge in private rooms designed for comfort and stability. We provide three hot, nutritious meals and snacks each day, along with essential supplies like hygiene products, bedding, school uniforms, winter coats, and more, allowing families to focus on rebuilding, not surviving.
Case Management
Every family is paired with a dedicated case manager who helps navigate medical, mental health, and pediatric care; childcare and early childhood services; job search assistance; access to benefits; and permanent housing solutions. All of these critical supports are available on-site—eliminating transportation barriers and ensuring access.
Children’s Programming
To help young minds heal and thrive, we provide academic support, emotional and therapeutic care, and recreational activities that foster resilience, healthy relationships, and coping skills. At Bethany House, we don’t just care for children—we invest in their futures.
Tips from a Housing Case Manager
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