Click here to read our Rules & Guidelines for Single Residents

Click here to read our Rules & Guidelines for Single Residents

What To Expect:

• The Bethlehem Inn is a community-supported emergency shelter committed to providing a safe, secure and accountable environment so residents can connect with community resources.
• The minimum age to stay at the Inn on your own is 18 years.  Under that age, a minor must be part of our Families First Program.
• Soon after arrival, residents are given a self-assessment questionnaire which Staff uses to develop a personalized, measurable plan designed for moving forward.  Progress towards the plan is reviewed at scheduled intervals to determine whether or not he/she is working towards the goals. 
• Residents are required to be off premises Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during which time they are to be working on the plan outlined for them. Those so wishing may request a sack lunch to take with them.
• All residents share in weekend chores around the Inn such as doing laundry, cleaning the facilities, etc.
• Residents may be allowed to participate in an on site Work Training Program.
• For health and safety reasons we are unable to accommodate any pets at the shelter unless they are a registered service animal.  Approval must be sought with management.
• Sobriety is enforced by drug and alcohol testing done on site.
• A resident found to be "panhandling" or holding a sign on the street will be asked to leave the Inn.
• Residents are subject to a curfew
• Other rules apply as well.  Click here to read them.

What we offer residents:

• Shelter
• 3 meals a day
• Case Management
• Access to personal hygiene products, clothing and haircuts
• Onsite AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) and NA (Narcotics Anonymous) sessions are available weekly
• Monthly access to Legal Aid
• On site Mental Health services
• Access to community resources
• A positive and dignified environment combined with guidelines and accountability

What To Expect:

• The Bethlehem Inn is a community-supported emergency shelter committed to providing a safe, secure and accountable environment so residents can connect with community resources.
• The minimum age to stay at the Inn on your own is 18 years.  Under that age, a minor must be part of our Families First Program.
• Soon after arrival, residents are given a self-assessment questionnaire which Staff uses to develop a personalized, measurable plan designed for moving forward.  Progress towards the plan is reviewed at scheduled intervals to determine whether or not he/she is working towards the goals. 
• Residents are required to be off premises Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during which time they are to be working on the plan outlined for them. Those so wishing may request a sack lunch to take with them.
• All residents share in weekend chores around the Inn such as doing laundry, cleaning the facilities, etc.
• Residents may be allowed to participate in an on site Work Training Program.
• For health and safety reasons we are unable to accommodate any pets at the shelter unless they are a registered service animal.  Approval must be sought with management.
• Sobriety is enforced by drug and alcohol testing done on site.
• A resident found to be "panhandling" or holding a sign on the street will be asked to leave the Inn.
• Residents are subject to a curfew
• Other rules apply as well.  Click here to read them.

What we offer residents:

• Shelter
• 3 meals a day
• Case Management
• Access to personal hygiene products, clothing and haircuts
• Onsite AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) and NA (Narcotics Anonymous) sessions are available weekly
• Monthly access to Legal Aid
• On site Mental Health services
• Access to community resources
• A positive and dignified environment combined with guidelines and accountability