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Become a
House Parent
Calling all Christian Singles: Make a Lasting Impact as a House Parent at Anthony's Villa! Share God's love with children in need, providing them unconditional care, guidance, and purpose. As you nurture their growth and empower them to embrace their full potential, discover your own journey of faith and find fulfillment in serving others. Join our mission to transform lives and create a meaningful legacy. Apply now and embark on a rewarding path of love, ministry, and personal growth at Anthony's Villa.
Requirements for house parents
Join us in
Ohio
We are focused on licensure in Ohio. House parents must either live or move to Ohio. Preferably in or around Erie County.
Have a heart for children
We are helping children most in need. It is not easy, but we will support you as you support the children who will be placed in your home.
Have a call to the mission
Life as a houseparent is a calling. House parenting is a full-time job. Be ready to jump head first into the mission.
House Parent Process
Joining us as a house parent is a big commitment. We expect house parents to commit to a minimum of 5 years of service as the interview and licensure process takes 12-18 months for each home.
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Months 1-3​
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Determine if being a full-time house parent is for you and your spouse.
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Apply to join us as a house parent.
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Months 4-6
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We will perform a rigorous interview process that includes background checks, reference checks, and in-home interviews.
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Get approval from us to join
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Months 7-18
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Secure or provide current housing that meets ODJFS standards (we will help you with this).
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Begin the local licensure process
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Obtain Licensure
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Continue your journey as a House Parent at Anthony's Villa.
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House Parent
Life
Daily Schedule of a House Parent at Anthony's Villa:
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5:00 - Wake up calls
5:30-7:00 - Medication Administration and Breakfast 7:00-8:00 - Send kids off to school
8:00-10:00 - Complete Daily Documentation
10:00-2:30 - Tackle house maintenance, cleaning tasks, and grocery shopping
2:30-3:30 - Prepare for children's return from school
3:30-6:30 - Provide Therapeutic Behavioral Services for children (with support staff assistance)
During TBS - Prepare Dinner
6:30-7:30 - Dinner time
7:30-9:30 - Administer medication, assist with school work, allow free time, and prepare for the next day and bedtime
9:30-10:00 - Tuck kids into bed
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Get ready for the next day!
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As a house parent, you are always on your A-game, navigating the long and bustling days. Every nine days, house parents receive a three-day relief period, during which Youth Service workers step in to maintain the household. This break allows house parents to enjoy a stay-cation or an extended getaway. In addition, house parents are entitled to two weeks per year to unwind from the daily responsibilities.
House parent benefits
House parents take pride in knowing that their work has a profound impact on the lives of children. They can look forward to being remembered as the compassionate adult who made a lasting difference in a child's life.
Additionally, house parents benefit from:
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Competitive Compensation ($50,000 per parent)
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Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance
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401(K) with an automatic 10% Employer Contribution
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A rotating schedule of 9 days on, followed by 3 days off
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2 weeks of Annual Paid Time Off (PTO)
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Student Loan Forgiveness after 10 years (Federal Only)
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Up to $5,500 pre-tax funds toward student loan payments
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All housing and standard living expenses covered