About Beacon House
Beacon House is a nonprofit women focused substance use treatment provider in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin offering a supportive transitional living environment for women recovering from addiction.
This long term program blends residential sober living with relapse prevention and life skills support. Clients and reviewers appreciate the ability for mothers to stay together with their children during recovery.
What kinds of treatment are offered?
Beacon House provides long-term transitional living of 90 to 120 days rooted in the 12-Step model. Services include counseling and family education, relapse prevention planning and co-occurring disorder treatment, assessments, and aftercare support.
Specialized groups cover trauma-informed Women's Way and parenting, spirituality, anger management, and financial literacy.
Who can get help here?
The program serves adult women with substance use disorders with a special focus on mothers who can keep their children on site.
Beacon House also supports pregnant and postpartum women, clients with trauma or domestic violence histories, co-occurring disorders and LGBTQ clients, veterans, and justice-involved clients.
Where is Beacon House located?
Beacon House sits in a residential neighborhood at 166 South Park Avenue in Fond du Lac inside a welcoming 12-bed Victorian home with an attached clinic. It draws women from multiple Wisconsin counties including Fond du Lac, Outagamie, and Winnebago.
Do they take insurance or self-pay?
Beacon House accepts self pay, Medicaid, government funding, and IHS/Tribal/Urban funds. Clients with ForwardHealth are encouraged to check eligibility with their county.
