Bethlehem House

Bethlehem House

Family / Youth Shelter — long-term transitional shelter

long-term transitional shelter. Serves Adults and families experiencing homelessness or housing instability and committed to independence. Gender/access: All genders. Age: Adults with or without children. Household eligibility: Private family rooms with cribs, changing tables and private bathrooms. Intake: Self-application available. Eligibility: Adults with or without children experiencing homelessness, instability or other life challenges and committed to independence. Published capacity: 38 residents. Waitlist/availability: Application reviewed by program; contact operator for availability. Meals: Three meals daily for residents. Showers: Shared hall bathrooms; private family bathrooms. Laundry: Laundry support provided. Case management: Individualized service plan, case management and life-skills classes. Housing navigation: Program focuses on self-sufficiency and permanent independence. Transportation: 24-hour van transportation to approved work, interview and medical destinations. Donations: Financial, food and meal donations accepted. Volunteering: Front desk, meal, prayer and transportation roles.