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What to Expect

At Victory Homes, our goal is to provide guests with the support, structure, and resources they need to succeed in their recovery journey.

​Victory Homes currently operates six men’s sober living homes in Paducah, Kentucky. Each home offers a safe, stable, and home-like environment designed for individuals committed to recovery.

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Guests are placed in fully furnished homes that include shared bedrooms (two guests per room) with twin beds, Wi-Fi, washer and dryer access, and kitchen essentials.

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Support & Resources

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We don’t just provide housing — we help guests build a foundation for long-term success. Our program includes:

  • Essential transportation

  • Job placement support

  • Access to an on-site meeting hall where local AA/NA meetings are held five days per week

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Program Structure

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Victory Homes maintains a structured recovery environment with clear expectations, including:

  • Employment requirements

  • Curfew

  • Weekly meeting attendance

We enforce a zero-tolerance policy for drugs and alcohol, and all guests are subject to random drug testing to help maintain a safe and accountable environment.

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Program Costs

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  • $150 per week (rent)

  • $150 one-time bed fee

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What to Bring

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Guests are responsible for bringing:

  • Food

  • Bedding for a twin bed

  • Toiletries and personal hygiene items

  • Approximately 1–2 weeks of seasonally appropriate clothing

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Your First Day

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Upon arrival, we review community standards and expectations and take time to understand each guest’s individual needs. From the beginning, we work together to establish a recovery plan that supports continued growth and long-term success.

We look forward to welcoming you and walking alongside you in your recovery journey.

Home Ammenities

  • Wifi

  • Cups, plates, silverware, basic cooking utensils

  • Microwave

  • Coffee Maker

  • TV/Internet options

  • Furnished housing

  • Washing machine and dryer

  • Utilities are paid, including electric, gas, water, sewer, and trash. See community guidelines for trash pickup day.

  • Twin bedframes and mattresses. Bring only clothes and bed linens.

  • Working smoke and carbon monoxide detectors

  • Fire extinguishers

  • Resource Centers with contact information for food, employment, education, transportation, etc.

  • On-site AA meetings available, registered with AA General Service.

  • Random drug testing on site and documented.

  • “Community” in house meetings and fellowship every Sunday.

  • Ping-Pong and darts

  • Options for meals/groceries delivered.

  • Transportation is available.

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