Housing and Homelessness

Bethlehem House

Serving  Stratford

 

The Bethlehem House is a permanent supportive housing program for families with low income and have experienced homelessness. The program provides housing and support for up to 9 formerly homeless families, providing them with apartments and other services including transportation assistance, household supplies and referrals.

Services

  • Residents work with case managers for the skills and support they need as they move towards self-sufficiency.
  • These two multi-story homes hold nine partially furnished apartments, where families have their own home in a quiet and safe environment.
  • Residents pay an affordable rent and they are expected to work.

Other Information

Partners: Supported by Stratford Community Services and the Stratford Clergy Association.

Funding: Stratford’s Community Development Office provides capital grants.

Maintenance: Skilled volunteers help us improve and maintain these 120 year-old houses.

Donations: In addition to time and money, community members donate blankets, linens, kitchen and other household items.

Who to Contact

To volunteer or donate items, contact Girscencia Dominguez, Office Manager.
Email: [email protected].
Cellphone: (203) 399-8962

Contact 211 if you are in need of housing.

“I believe in my responsibility to lift those with less opportunity, and ensure they have an equitable chance to succeed.”
– Stephanie Philips, Advisory Council Member

Bethlehem House is supported by an active group of community members.

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