Victory Home’s resident-care program lasts 20 weeks.  The student resides at Victory Home; eating, sleeping, working, fellowshipping, and attending classes on the campus.  We believe that temporary separation from the “outside world” helps students to redefine their priorities and focus on their important issues.  During weekend visiting times, students can receive visits from immediate family members. Pastors from the student’s home church are encouraged to visit any day of the week.

The main focus of the program is establishing a life-changing relationship with Jesus Christ, who will deliver them from the bondage of drug and alcohol addiction.  Students participate in spiritual growth and faith-building activities, including morning devotion, prayer, daily chapel services, curriculum classes, service to others, Bible study, and small group discussion.

Believing that responsibility and service to others are essential character traits of godly men, all students are assigned on-campus jobs and work projects that maintain the campus facilities and support the ministries of Victory Home.  Men work in the kitchen, in the Thrift Store, on campus in the yards and gardens, housekeeping of the buildings, and in the woodworking and automotive shops.

Physical fitness is encouraged at Victory Home.  Students have access to a weight room and exercise equipment.  Hiking trails on campus provide routes for hiking or jogging.

 A typical day at Victory Home looks like this:

7:00 a.m.               Wake-Up
7:30 a.m.               Morning Walk
8:00 a.m.               Breakfast
8:30 a.m.               Morning Devotion and Prayer
9:00 a.m.               Classroom (read about our curriculum)
10:00 a.m.             Resume Work
11:30 a.m.             Morning Break
12:00 p.m.            Lunch
12:30 p.m.            Afternoon Chapel
1:30 p.m.              Work Assignments
4:30 p.m.              Afternoon Break
6:00 p.m.              Dinner
6:45 p.m.              Evening Bible Study
11:00 p.m.            Curfew – Lights Out

Family Care
Addiction not only destroys the individual, but also families as well. For students with a spouse, we also offer a women's support group giving them the opportunity to find healing and companionship through these times of hardship. For wives of students, we offer :
  - Weekly Group Bible Study
  - Weekly Group Prayer
  - Weekly Support Group
  - Marital Counseling with the husband (by appointment)

*Group meetings will be held at local churches and babysitting service will be provided during the group meeting times