A community of belonging where adults with Autism and other neurodiversities can play, learn, work, and live.
A phased plan guiding intentional growth toward greater independence.
Tailored, inclusive learning facility that builds life, social, and vocational skills.
A clear, step by step path from inquiry to placement.
Explore programs and experience the Beacon Access Center in person.
Individual and group coaching that grows real-world skills and confidence.
Explore hobbies, build confidence, and connect in community.
After-hours community outings that foster friendship and belonging.
Workshops that build practical workplace and job readiness skills.
Community-based work experiences that strengthen job readiness.
Quarterly community activities that strengthen social growth and connection.
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Project Beacon meets growing needs for housing, support, and employment, helping neurodiverse adults live independently and thrive.
Join your Beacon friends for a lively twist on a classic favorite — Singo Bingo! It’s Bingo, but with a musical beat. Instead of numbers, players listen to clips of their favorite songs, mark them off on their game cards, and race to yell “SINGO!”
This exciting mash-up of music trivia and Bingo promises an afternoon full of fun, laughter, and toe-tapping tunes. Prizes will be awarded to our lucky winners!
We’ll be serving up nachos for lunch — come hungry and ready to play! The event is come-and-go, so participants can enjoy the activities at their own pace. The first Singo round kicks off at 11:20 AM, with new games starting throughout the afternoon depending on the pace of play.
In addition to Singo, we’ll have an arts and crafts station and plenty of opportunities to meet new friends and socialize in a relaxed, inclusive environment.
Project Beacon’s Social Enrichment Events are designed for adults and older teens (16+) with autism and other neurodiversities. These events offer a welcoming space to build connections and have fun together.
All participants must be accompanied by a caregiver or family member, regardless of ability level. We also encourage the whole family to come and enjoy the day!
This event is free to attend, with a suggested donation of $5 per participant to help us cover the cost of food and supplies.
