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Beth El House (BEH) is a program where formerly homeless familes

are able to work toward self-sufficiency and confidence in three crucial

areas of life:  economic stability, emotional well-being, and interpersonal

relationships.  BEH provides transitional housing and a nurturing, but

structured environment, so that residents will be able to make the  

transition from homelessness to independent living with dignity.


BEH is a non-profit non-sectarian organization and

provides subsidized housing and high quality individualized services

for up to five previously homeless mothers and their children.

 

Beth El House was founded in 1992 by members from

Beth El Hebrew Congregation in Alexandria, Virginia.
 
A volunteer board of directors meets monthly at the Temple.

In addition, BEH, relies heavily on congregational members

to fund programs, as well as support from the Temple staff.

For more information about the Beth El House in Virginia, please call us at

(703) 360-6296 or send an e-mail to bethelhouseva@gmail.com.


Federal Employees: 

            You may contribute to Beth El House through the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC).  Simply use CFC # 41879.

Special Notice:

We currently have no vacancies at Beth El House. 

Please refer to our Area Housing Resources page for information on other service providers.