Bethlehem House, Inc.

10/12/2026

🎉 A milestone worth celebrating at Bethlehem House!

We have officially earned certification through the Arkansas Alliance of Recovery Residences (AARR), the Arkansas affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR). Bethlehem House is now the only AARR-certified recovery residence in Faulkner County!

This achievement recognizes our commitment to safety, resident rights, ethical practices, accountability and recovery support.

For our residents, recovery means more than having a place to live. It means building savings, finding meaningful employment, developing healthy relationships and gaining the skills to remain stably housed and live independently.

This certification reflects the hard work of our staff, the determination of our residents and the support of a community that believes in second chances. Thank you for helping make this milestone possible!

Help us celebrate by sharing this exciting news! 💙

It's official: AARR is the NARR-accredited affiliate for Arkansas.

On October 5, National Alliance for Recovery Residences formally accredited AARR after an on-site evaluation and review by NARR's leadership. Recovery residences in Arkansas can now earn certification that's recognized nationwide.

And that certification already stands behind real homes. Join us in congratulating our first 13 certified recovery residences: together, 35 homes and about 500 recovery beds in 11 communities across the state.

Bethlehem House, Conway
H.E.A.R.D., Texarkana
Lotus House, Fort Smith
More Than A Mugshot, Hot Springs
NEA Divine Intervention, Jonesboro
PEARL, Rogers
Perfectly Loved, Hattieville
Prodigal Ministries Recovery Housing, Pocahontas
Recovery Center of the Ozarks, Harrison
Shalom Recovery Centers, Hot Springs
Stepping Stones Recovery of Arkansas, Hartman
True North Recovery Housing, Little Rock
Wolfe Street Foundation, Little Rock

Find every certified residence at narrarkansas.org/directory

10/07/2026

📣 Introducing: Ready for the Next Step
Bethlehem House Workforce Spotlight

At Bethlehem House, getting a job is often one of the first steps toward stability, but a job isn't always the finish line.

Our goal is to help residents move beyond simply being employed and toward a career that can support housing, financial stability, and long-term independence.

That's why we're starting Ready for the Next Step.

From time to time, we'll anonymously highlight a Bethlehem House resident who has reached a point in our program where they're ready for their next employment opportunity. We'll share their experience, skills and qualifications, while protecting their privacy.

Many of the people we serve have barriers in their past. But they also have years of work experience, certifications, education, valuable skills and a desire to build a different future.

We want local employers to see what we see: potential.

If you see a candidate who might be a good fit for your company, contact Sylvia at Bethlehem House. We'll make the introduction.

And even if you're not hiring, please share these posts. You never know whose newsfeed might hold someone's next opportunity.

A job can be the first step. A career can change a future.

09/17/2026

A big THANK YOU Brooke and Carter from Walgreens for coming to Bethlehem House and helping our staff and residents get caught up on their vaccinations. From flu shots to shingles vaccines and more, having this service come directly to us made staying healthy and protected so much easier.

We appreciate community partners who help us care for the whole person, because health and stability go hand in hand.

Thank you, Walgreens, for taking such great care of us! ❤️💉

09/17/2026

💜 A big thank you to Dr. Stephanie Rose from the UCA Addiction Studies Program at University of Central Arkansas!

Dr. Rose recently spent time at Bethlehem House training both our staff and residents on how to recognize an opioid overdose and properly administer Narcan (naloxone).

Dr. Rose has dedicated much of her career to addiction education and preparing future professionals to better understand and respond to substance use disorders. As UCA’s Addiction Studies Program Coordinator, she brings education out of the classroom and into the community, and we are incredibly grateful she shared that knowledge with us.

This training is especially important at Bethlehem House. Many of the individuals who come through our doors are rebuilding their lives after substance use and working hard toward recovery. While we hope Narcan is something we never have to use, we also know that being prepared can save a life.

Recovery is about more than sobriety. It’s about creating a community where people have the knowledge, resources, support, and second chances they need to keep moving forward.

Thank you, Dr. Rose and UCA, for being such an important partner in that work. 💜

08/20/2026

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❤️ SERVE WITH US AT BETHLEHEM HOUSE! 🍽️

We’re excited to partner with Bethlehem House through our food insecurity initiative, and we’d love for you to join us! 🙌

You can help by donating food, preparing meals, delivering meals, or serving on site.

📲 Ready to serve with us? https://newlifechurch.churchcenter.com/registrations/signups/3821839

We can’t wait to serve our community alongside you! ❤️🙌

08/18/2026

Want to make a difference?

Bethlehem House is hiring for part-time a Team Member position for our program. We are seeking mature, dependable people to work part-time providing information, transportation, referrals and support to residents of Bethlehem House. Applicant must have a good driving record.

Hours are Midnight - 8 a.m. Tuesday - Thursday

Send resumes to [email protected] No phone calls please or Facebook messages

08/10/2026

Thank you Jailyn Mims! Thanks for helping us get our resident's families ready for school!
Arkansas FACS Scholarship Pageant

07/13/2026

We are so thankful for David and everything he and the Faulkner County Master Gardeners have done for us. We love our new space outback, we can't wait to use it!