​​"All our life we've been told to follow the golden rule.  Now we have a chance to live it out."
-Dick Triebold, Founding Board Member​

Who We Are

Bethel House is an ecumenical project helping families facing homelessness in Whitewater.  Bethel House provides transitional housing and case management to families in need.

What We Do

Transitional Housing Program

Bethel House utilizes seven private housing units where families can live for up to one year while working on the issues that led to their homelessness.

Case management services include 
- Budgeting
- Debt repayment
- Job searching
- Resumes
- Life skills and decision making
- Accessing other services

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Homelessness Prevention Program

Bethel House can give emergency financial assistance to families one time per year to help prevent homelessness.   

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Rebuild Program

Rebuild is an on ongoing workshop series.  In the fall we host a 6-week program that focuses on financial management.  Local families participate in a class to learn the basics of finance, including budgeting, debt management, saving, and insurance.  Families also work with the Director and a Social Work student to address other needs.
In the spring we host a variety of other workshops depending on community need and interest.  These can include topics like budget cooking, healthy relationships, tenant rights, and household repairs.  All workshops are free to attend and offer free childcare.

We Need Your Help!

Bethel House does not seek government funding and is funded entirely through local support.

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