Bethel Mens Shelter

“The board receives the form 990 and reviews the form 990 accumulating questions for the preparer to be resolved before filing the return.”

“The board annually completes a conflict of interest policy statement which is reviewed by the finance committee for possible violations.”

“UPON REQUEST.”

“Night shelter - bethels flagship program, the mens night shelter opens nightly at 6:00 p.m. And has 40 on-site beds available to homeless men in our community. There is an additional 28 beds at an offsite location for a total of 68 beds nightly. Each night, our guests are provided with an evening meal, an opportunity to take a hot shower, and are allowed into the sleeping area starting at 7:00 p.m. On mondays from 6:00 p.m. To 7:00 p.m., emergency clothing and hygiene products donated by community members are made available to all shelter guests in need. During the winter months (november to march) bethel shelters commits to turning no man away who needs a safe place to sleep. Bethel shelters partners with local churches to offer overflow shelters and ensure adequate shelter beds for those in need in the community.”

“The rapid rehousing program - the shelter offers immediate housing solutions for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Through partnerships with the catawba area coalition for homelessness (cach) and the housing development corporation (hdc) of rock hill, the program identifies and addresses housing barriers. Once accepted, participants work with our case manager to determine their needs and preferred housing. With support from the hdc housing navigator, participants choose from available properties in york county, promoting a client-centered approach. The program provides full rental assistance for the first three months, and then 30% of the participant's income is applied towards rent from months four to twelve. Ongoing case management and community resources help participants access employment, job training, education opportunities, mental health resources, and substance use counseling. The goal is to help participants transition to permanent housing, regain independence, and integrate into the community.”