Bethlehem Housing & CAW in Partnership
CAW Local 199 has partnered with Bethlehem Housing and Support Services to find a permanent solution to homelessness in Niagara, and to create our new housing project.
CAW Local 199 has partnered with Bethlehem Housing and Support Services to find a permanent solution to homelessness in Niagara, and to create our new housing project.
The King of Rock n’ Roll takes the Fallsview Theatre stage at the Scotiabank Convention Centre, from February 14, 2017 to February 19, 2017. Ticket sales from this event will help support the important work of Bethlehem Housing and Support Services.
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Gail has been a volunteer with Bethlehem Housing & Support Services for many years, and was able to help arrange the valuable partnership between Bethlehem and CAW Local 199.
You’re invited to participate in Bethlehem Housing and Support Services’ 12th Annual Empty Bowls fundraiser taking place on Wednesday, March 8, 2017 at the Club Roma in St. Catharines.
The Canadian Women’s Foundation held its eleventh annual national fundraising campaign to End Violence against women and has generously donated a portion of the proceeds to Bethlehem.
In 2015 the Bethlehem Housing and Support Services Board of Directors staff and stakeholders developed a strategic plan as our roadmap for the next three years. Our goal is to become “A leading model of excellence in affordable housing and supportive services”
For 33 of my 48 years, I was an active alcoholic and addict. I struggled with the “disease” of addictions. This was the end result of a childhood filled with abuse, violence and fear.
Keith has been suffering from diabetes since the age of seven. It wasn’t until he was in his thirties that the disease showed more serious side-effects affecting his eyesight with more serious complications to come.
I was in an abusive relationship, afraid and isolated. I didn’t know what to do or who to turn to for help. I finally had the courage to reach out and was referred to the Community Transitional Housing and Support Worker at Bethlehem.