Victory Recovery Homes: Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about Victory Recovery Homes, a DDAP licensed, faith based recovery house and sober living program for men in Allentown, Pennsylvania, serving Lehigh County and the Lehigh Valley.
What is Victory Recovery Homes?
Victory Recovery Homes (VRH) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, faith based recovery house for adult men in Allentown, Pennsylvania. It offers a structured 9 to 12 month residential sober living program that bridges the gap between treatment and independent living through accountability, peer community, employment support, and Christian mentorship.
Where is Victory Recovery Homes located?
33 S 15th St, Allentown, PA 18102, in Lehigh County. VRH serves men from Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, the wider Lehigh Valley, and across Pennsylvania.
Is Victory Recovery Homes licensed?
Yes. Victory Recovery Homes is a recovery house licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP), license number 397017RH. You can confirm it on the DDAP facility locator.
Who can live at Victory Recovery Homes?
Adult men (18 and older) who are committed to recovery from drug or alcohol addiction and willing to take part in a structured, faith based program. VRH proudly serves veterans, and staff speak Spanish (Hablamos Espanol).
Do I have to be a Christian to apply?
No. The program is rooted in Christian principles and includes Bible study, church services, and prayer, and participation is expected. Men from all faith backgrounds are welcome; personal belief is a journey, not a requirement.
How long is the program?
9 to 12 months in three levels: Level 1 (4 weeks intake), Level 2 (4 weeks junior resident), and Level 3 (7 or more months senior status leading to graduation).
What does it cost?
$500 non-refundable at move-in, covering your first two weeks and the intake fee. Returning residents also pay non-refundable advance fees of $370 per two-week block, up to eight weeks total, at management's discretion. Weekly rent is $185 ($175 rent + $10 utilities), due each Friday.
What is daily life like?
Residents keep a structured week: daily devotions, recovery meetings (AA/NA), spiritual formation meetings, employment or job search, weekly project nights, chore and laundry schedules, community service, goal setting, random drug testing, room checks, and curfews that loosen as residents move up levels. Weekly meetings with a Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS) are encouraged, and residents can work from day one.
What is the house like?
A renovated family style home with furnished bedrooms, updated full kitchens, multiple bathrooms, a dining room, a fitness area, a rooftop deck, computer access, and WiFi. Clothes, toiletries, towels, and bedding are provided if needed.
How do I apply or refer someone?
Apply online at https://www.victoryrecoveryhomes.org/intake/apply or call 484-504-9393. The intake process is simple and confidential, and the team reaches out within 2 to 3 business days. Counselors, case managers, CRS, and rehab staff can refer clients through the referral partner portal at https://www.victoryrecoveryhomes.org/counselor.
How long has Victory Recovery Homes been helping men?
Since 2017, Recovery Victory Home and Victory Recovery Homes together have walked with more than ninety men toward lasting recovery. About eighty percent of the men who graduate stay clean and sober.
How can I support Victory Recovery Homes?
Donate at https://www.victoryrecoveryhomes.org/donate, sponsor a resident at https://www.victoryrecoveryhomes.org/sponsorship, or give items from the house needs list at https://www.victoryrecoveryhomes.org/needs. VRH is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 93-3928913), so gifts are tax deductible.
Victory Recovery Homes
33 S 15th St, Allentown, PA 18102
Phone: 484-504-9393
Email: info@victoryrecoveryhomes.org
PA DDAP licensed recovery house 397017RH · 501(c)(3) nonprofit