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WELCOME TO VICTORY HOMES COMMUNITY
Sober Living Homes
OUR PURPOSE
Recover Your Own Self-worth
Victory Homes provides a safe and stable home-like environment, free from the temptations of drugs and alcohol. Our mission is to help individuals through structure and support to recover their own self worth and the life they were always meant to live.
The goal of Victory Homes is to provide second chances and personalized support for individuals in recovery. Guests will experience a family like environment in each home, with encouragement and daily accountability. More than just a safe place to lay your head at night, Victory Homes is proof that you can recover.
Is this a program for substance abuse and addiction treatment?
Victory Homes Community is a NARR-certified recovery residence that provides structured sober living housing and peer accountability. We do not provide clinical treatment, counseling, medical services, or behavioral health services. Guests who require treatment are referred to licensed treatment providers in the community.
A treatment center provides clinical services such as:
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Individual therapy
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Group therapy
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Substance use counseling
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Mental health treatment
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Clinical assessments
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Treatment planning
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Medication management
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Licensed clinical staff
Victory Homes does not provide clinical treatment. Instead, it provides:
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Safe and substance-free housing
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Structure and accountability
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Peer support
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Curfews and house rules
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Random drug testing
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Employment expectations
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Recovery meeting participation
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Transportation and community resource support
BUILDING A COMMUNITY
HOME-LIKE ENVIRONMENT
Victory Homes is a community-based sober environment with a structured support program, guiding individuals to recover and not just fall back into the system. Guests play a huge part in our program as we offer leadership and guidance to become self-sufficient in their transition. Guests can perform day-to-day responsibilities like property maintenance and housekeeping.
Each home is in good repair, clean, and is well maintained. Appliances are functional and free of fire and safety hazards and comply with the city health and safety codes. The furnishings provided are cozy and comfortable so that guests feel at home opposed to institutional settings. Each room has 50+ sq. ft per bed per sleeping room, and guests are provided with a private closet area for their belongings. Homes have one full bathroom and one half to share between guests. There is ample storage space in each home, where guests may choose to store food together or individually. A washing machine and dryer have been provided for guests to do their own laundry or make house arrangements to share the responsibility.
Not only do the individual houses of Victory Homes offer space large enough to accommodate all guests, but a Community Center separate from the houses has been provided behind the Harrison Street Community for Carson Park Rising AA Group meetings and fellowship. We encourage social engagement and have provided a recreational area, games, and other entertainment accessible to all guests. The Community Center is the location of our weekly meetings and family meal on Sundays, from 4:00 to 6:00. Guests are encouraged to work together choosing and preparing the family meal.
Accountability
We believe accountability is its own reward.
At Victory Homes, our guests know the expectations: attend meetings, maintain employment, follow house rules, and stay committed to their recovery journey. While breaking rules ultimately only hurts the individual, we also believe in recognizing those who consistently do the right thing.
To encourage and celebrate positive choices, we've started offering giveaways for guests who remain compliant and engaged in the program.
So far, we've been able to give away:
🏈 McCracken County Football Discount Coupon Books
🏊 Noble Park Pool Season Passes
Recovery isn't just about avoiding consequences—it's about building a better life one decision at a time. We're proud of the men who continue showing up, doing the work, and holding themselves accountable every day.
Recover Your Own Self-worth
“Recovery is more than sobriety — it’s family sharing moments, meals, laughter, and community.”
SUPER BOWL SUNDAY!
Thanksgiving Family Dinner
Halloween Winner!
Thank you to all of the guests that submitted their carved Halloween art. We hope everyone enjoyed the pizza party!
CERTIFIED THROUGH KRHN AND NARR
Victory Homes adheres to the highest standards for recovery residences and is now certified through the Kentucky Recovery Housing Network - KRHN , National Association of Recovery Residences, and City of Paducah. We are excited for this new relationship and look forward to their support!
COMMUNITY RULES
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ZERO TOLERANCE for any illegal drug or alcohol use.
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There will be a 10:00 pm curfew for all guests.
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ZERO TOLERANCE for any lying or theft. This includes theft in and out of the home.
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POSITIVE ATTITUDE within the home.
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Keep common areas of the home clean and complete daily household chores set by House Lead.
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Guests must maintain and secure employment within 7-10 days of your move in date.
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Visitors are only allowed on Sunday between the hours of 12:00 pm and 5:00 pm. All visitors must always remain outside of the home as no one is permitted in the home aside from guests.
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Overnight home visits will be open to consideration if guests are current on rent and have approval from employer and parole if applicable. (Funeral/family emergency exceptions)
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Guests must supply your own food and should not take food that belongs to others within the home.
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Upon arrival all medication needs to be disclosed and approved by Victory Homes.
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Mandatory random drug testing is enforced. Refusal to take a drug test shall result in an immediate house dismissal.
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Payment of weekly rent is expected. Utilities are included in the weekly bed rental fee (electric, gas, water, sewer, and trash).
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Guests are required to attend house meetings once a week, and two recovery structured meetings with a preacher, counselor, approved House Lead, or AA group for a minimum of 1 hour.
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Guests will be respectful of other guests in the home and community, maintaining the safe and secure environment we have established. Respect for your own and each other’s property is expected.
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Guests are responsible for maintaining their relationships with their sponsors, parole officers, and employers, following all guidelines that have been established.
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Neighborhood respect is a top priority. Guests are to respect the other homes and families in their neighborhood and could be removed from their community if misbehavior warrants.
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Smoking/vaping is prohibited inside the home. There is a designated smoking area outside, and we ask that guests dispose of their cigarettes in the provided receptacles.
TESTIMONIALS
"It's a better life to live." - Justin Patterson
