Join Our Beacon House Residential Mentoring Program
The Beacon House residential mentoring program is designed to provide students/young professionals with a safe environment to live, learn, and grow with other like minded individuals. Students/young professionals shall participate in a weekly house meeting to check in and update on their progress.
Typical students/young professionals who may be residing in the Beacon House:
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Students looking for a structured environment while attending college/university
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Students/young professionals seeking a structured environment while pursuing their careers
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Students who have completed the Son Care Mentoring Program in Anchor House and are entering their next phase in their lives
The Cost
Month-to-month lease
A private bedroom with a shared bathroom is $850 per month.
A master bedroom with a private bathroom is $1200 per month.
The mentoring is completely free.
What Our Beacon House Residential Program Entails
Our Beacon House residential mentoring program can be flexible depending on the needs of the student. During that time you will be living onsite, working or attending school offsite, and growing as a person. You will be living in a house with 3 other guys who are also here to learn and grow and participate in weekly mentoring sessions. You will have the opportunity to bond with friends you’ll keep for life!
Living Arrangements
The 4-bedroom home on the property has 3 single bedrooms that share a bathroom and 1 private bedroom and bathroom. The house has to be kept clean and any maintenance needs must be reported to the Director as soon as they are noticed. The area around and between the houses must be maintained as well (no weeds or clutter). Members of the house must be respectful of their roommates and neighbors including the other businesses on the property. There is no alcohol, tobacco, vape products, drugs, or weapons allowed on the property. Generally, overnight guests are not permitted but can be accommodated with prior approval from the Director. House members should make an effort to eat with each other and spend time together in the evenings.
The Mentoring
There is a mandatory group meeting where all the house members will share what they are learning and participate in a group mentoring meeting. The content of the lessons will touch on issues related to goal setting, budgeting, investing, academic planning, time management, priorities, conflict resolution, healthy family relationships, healthy romantic relationships, healthy friendships, work-life balance, boundaries with others, fears, insecurities, spirituality, emotional health, and more! We estimate that you should plan for about 1 hour per week for mentoring.
If you’re interested in learning more, please call us. If you’re ready to take the plunge, please fill out our application linked below.
“Having gone through the residential program, I can easily say this program saved my life. Even if I hadn’t done something to hurt myself, I would have made decisions that would have wrecked my future. The loving people there is something I haven’t found anywhere else.”
Daniel