Author Archives: DennisBartholomew
Camp Haven Celebration is a Success!
Camp Haven, Inc. held its second annual fund raiser at Holy Cross Parish Hall on January 31st with 150 enthusiastic supporters in attendance. Dennis Bartholomew, CEO of Camp Haven explained: “Camp Haven fills a critical need in our county; there … Continue reading
Program to Aid Homeless Evolves With New Location
Vero Beach, FL: For close to three years community leaders have been engaged in an on-going dialogue about how to solve one of Indian River County’s most elusive issues, how best to help adults who find themselves homeless due to … Continue reading
Just get a job and get out of the woods, right?
Randy thought that getting a job was the key to getting out of the woods. He agreed to talk with me on camera about what it’s like to hold a job while living in the woods. His experience should rouse the … Continue reading
Homeless couple struggles to save their marriage
Josh and Kristyn were on the streets and on the brink of divorce. “We were both homeless, had no idea what was going to happen, and honestly scared to death,” said Kristyn. “Thanks to The Source, we were able to … Continue reading
FAQ – Who will be eligible for Camp Haven?
In order to enroll in the Camp Haven Program, a person must first demonstrate motivation and determination to rise out of homelessness. Candidates will undergo a rigorous assessment and interview process before being admitted. Camp Haven program participants will be: Indian River … Continue reading
Camp Nativity
I can’t help but think of all my beautiful friends with no safe place to sleep at night. Please support Camp Haven.
The Address of the New Homeless
1015 Commerce Avenue is the address of The Source. We are not permitted to shelter people. Exception is made only in cases of extreme weather, as determined cooperatively with the Indian River County Emergency Management Division. With no other shelter options … Continue reading
FAQ – If you build it, will they come?
Camp Haven is intended to serve Indian River County residents, so I can appreciate the concern that building this program may attract more homeless to our community. Our research reveals specific measures that are highly effective in preventing this from occurring. We … Continue reading
