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Bethlehem House describes transitional housing program; county funding used to fill gaps after federal shift
Summary
Bethlehem House told the Faulkner County budget committee it operates a 30‑bed transitional program focused on crisis‑to‑stability supports (medical, dental, vision, career navigation) and that county funding helps bridge gaps after a shift in HUD/Housing funding; the organization reported a high success rate for short stays.
Amy Prince, executive director of Bethlehem House, briefed the Budget and Finance Committee on the shelter’s transitional model, the services provided and how county support is used.
Bethlehem House operates a 30‑bed facility that serves men, women and families on individualized plans that focus first on health and stability (medical, dental, vision and mental‑health services) and then on employment and…
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