Bethlehem House has provided temporary and crisis/transitional housing for men experiencing homelessness for 53 years, evolving to meet the changing needs of disadvantaged communities.
Supporting men in achieving their life goals, Bethlehem House assists a wide range of men experiencing homelessness, many of whom have faced challenges such as family and relationship breakdown, mental health issues, dependence on alcohol and/or other substances, and periods of unemployment and/or imprisonment. Alongside a 24-hour support worker staffed site, addiction support, training programs, and housing focus, this service supports men to secure employment and apply for long term housing.
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