Holiday Open House Fundraiser

Mission Statement:

Beacon Clubhouse offers a safe and restorative environment for individuals navigating mental illness.  Beacon Clubhouse is a membership-based, peer-run center that values each member equally.  Our goal is to empower members with access to: skill-building, job training, supportive socialization, advocacy, and education through an established work-ordered day.  Beacon Clubhouse engages members in every aspect of its operation.  The skills, talents, creative ideas, and efforts of each member are needed and encouraged daily. Participation is voluntary and each member has the freedom to determine their level of involvement. 

Membership

Members are the cornerstone of the Beacon Clubhouse.  Membership is referral-based.  Check with your mental health care professional to obtain a referral.

Refer

Membership at the Clubhouse is based on referrals from local clinics and mental health
professionals.  To become a referring partner, call 503-741-3560.

Schedule

Mondays: 9am - 4pm
Tuesdays: 9am - 4pm
Wednesdays: 9am - 4pm
Thursdays: 9am - 4pm
Fridays: 9am - 4pm

Work-Ordered Days:

 Beacon Clubhouse is built upon the belief that every member has the potential to sufficiently recover from the effects of mental illness to lead a personally satisfying life integrated into society. Beacon Clubhouse is a community of people who are dedicated to the success of one another. We are organized around a belief that work, and work-mediated relationships, are restorative and provide a firm foundation for growth and individual achievement.  For this reason our program is organized around a consistent work-ordered day; offering members opportunities for skill building, job training, education, health and wellness, and integration into the job market. 

Reach Out to Us!

Beacon Clubhouse
1040 Commercial St.
Astoria, Or 97103

 Erin Carlsen, Program Director:
Office:
503-741-3560
Fax:
503-741-3561
erinbeaconclubhouse@gmail.com

"The humanity we all share is more important than the mental illnesses we may not"