Victory Center creates opportunities and environments that assist people in achieving their full potential and is designed for individuals who have experienced serious and persistent mental illness, alcohol/drug dependencies, and any other disabiling condition. The Victory Center empowers individuals to improve the quality of his/her life and move forward into recovery. Victory Center's method of encouraging individuals in their process of recovery is through educational classes. Classes include:
• WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Plan)
• Employment Readiness

• Life Skills

• Independent Living

• Recovery Education

• Advocacy

• Developing Support

The Victory Center Values:

   • HOPE Individuals with psychiatric symptoms

      and/or addiction can and do fully recover.

      Hope is a crucial and essential element for

      the recovery process.
   • Personal Responsibility Each person is
      the expert in his or her own life and

      responsible for their own recovery.

   • Meaningful Roles in Society Everyone

      has the opportunity to successfully live in

      their community and fully participate in

      work, education, and society.

   • Empowerment Individuals who have been

      diagnosed with mental illness and/or

      addictions have the authority to take control

      of their life and participate in all decisions

      that will affect their lives.

   • Non-Linear Recovery is an individualistic

      process that involves growth and setbacks,

      learning from experience and periods of

      rapid change and little change. Recovery is

      not a step-by-step process.

   Advocacy Services help assist the individual in providing needed advocacy, support, and referral to help enhance an individual's participation, independence and life goals.

   Career Development Services: Job skills' classes teach individuals how to obtain and maintain a job, helping to enhance their career development.

   Employment Services: Job placement can occur after an individual expresses an interest and is progressing toward the vocational plan. An employment specialist helps the individual obtain and maintain a job within the community. If needed, job coaching is provided including onsite instruction and support.

Other Services:

The Victory Center works cooperatively with therapists, case management, supported housing, peer support centers, employment services, and psychiatric hospitals to assist in maximizing an individual's potential to live independently in the community and to make the most of their recovery process.

Call: (423) 975-6000

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