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Featured Image: (L-R) Bria Johnson, Heather Kebernikand, Rosemary Coleman
Three new employees join New Bethany.
Bethlehem, PA (May 11, 2021)– New Bethany Ministries (NBM) announces the addition of Rosemary Coleman, Bria Johnson, and Heather Kebernik as tenant navigators for the Housing Assistance program.
As tenant navigators, Coleman, Johnson, and Kebernik assist tenants and property owners who are managing rental payment arrears challenges. Tenant navigators also help clients as their case managers, providing referrals and assuring their financial stability.
“Rosemary, Bria, and Heather are all highly experienced, and New Bethany is lucky to have a strong Housing Assistance team that is dedicated to preventing homelessness and helping people in need,” said Veronne Demesyeux, Associate Executive Director of New Bethany Ministries. “Eviction prevention and the need for rental assistance are not problems that will be solved in the short-term. New Bethany is prepared to always be on the front lines, preventing homelessness and providing housing services for neighbors in need.”
The Housing Assistance program grew out of the COVID-19 Rental Assistance program convened by the Regional Homeless Advisory Board, the cities of Bethlehem, Allentown, and Easton, and the District Magistrate Court system to prevent eviction and keep families from becoming homeless.
Along with social services director, Jennifer Moll, and housing assistance coordinator, Emily Forrester, the tenant navigators occupy the newly renovated building at 313 W. Fourth Street in Bethlehem.
For more information on the Housing Assistance Program, click here.
About New Bethany Ministries
New Bethany Ministries, in their 35th year of service to the Lehigh Valley, encompasses programs that provide food support, clothing, referral services, showers, financial management, permanent housing for men and women, wellness services, and transitional and permanent housing solutions.
Their mission is to offer hope and support to people who experience poverty, hunger, and homelessness. NBM believes that all people, regardless of circumstances, should be treated with dignity and care without judgment. No one who seeks help is turned away. To learn more about New Bethany Ministries, find them on Facebook and Twitter @NewBethMin, or visit them on the web at www.newbethanyministries.org