Welcome House In The News

“The K-Count is important for this region because it puts an actual number to the amount of homeless people we are meeting on a day to day basis on the streets,” says Justin Beale, Director of Programs and Services at Welcome House of Northern Kentucky. “We are hoping...

Kelly Rose, Director of Marketing and Development, and Sara Kahmann, Marketing and Development Manager, join the Northern Kentucky Chamber’s NKY Spotlight podcast to talk about the upcoming Mardi Gras for Homeless Children event and the recently announced $1.25...

The organization learned shortly before Thanksgiving that it would be one of 32 nonprofits across the country to receive Day 1 Families Fund grants. Welcome House got $1.25 million to use over the next five years. “We really want to take an aggressive approach,” she...

“Our recognition by such a respected organization says a lot about the professionals, funders and volunteers of Welcome House,” said Welcome House CEO Danielle Amrine. “It is nothing short of inspiring. The bottom line is that this grant will help end homelessness for...

The United States Department of Veterans Affairs offers help to many veterans struggling with homelessness, but not veterans like Harris. He was dishonorably discharged, disqualifying him from receiving VA assistance. Click here to read the full article!

A specially-equipped RV has officially hit the streets of Northern Kentucky to provide medical care for people experiencing homelessness in different counties. “We’re going to be in parks, libraries, soup kitchens – anywhere where homeless people are we’re going to be...

Danielle Amrine has a passion for nonprofit work and making the world a better place…Currently, she is the CEO of The Welcome House of Northern Kentucky where she focuses on providing a continuum of services that end homelessness in the Northern Kentucky region. Click...

“Our ultimate mission is to get people off of the streets and get people out of homelessness, but unfortunately there’s just nowhere for people to go right now. There’s not shelter space for folks,” said director of program operations Justin Beal. Click here to read...