When individuals and families have a safe place to live, they are far more likely to improve their health, pursue recovery, reunite with family, and build a path forward.
Victory Programs provides housing that meets people where they are, moving them out of crisis and into lasting stability through shelter, temporary housing, and permanent housing, all with supportive services.
Victory Programs’ family shelters provide safe, short-term housing for families experiencing homelessness. Our goal is to help families stabilize quickly and transition into permanent housing with the tools they need to succeed.
“Living at ReVision Family Home is something good. It’s a support… It can be hard sometimes, but they lend a helping hand to me.” – Roccio
All programs provide:
Family Shelter Programs
Chamblet Family Home: Families who are homeless and pregnant or parenting
Revision Family Home: Families who are homeless and pregnant or parenting
Portis Family Home: Families experiencing homelessness while in early recovery
Victory Programs also operates temporary housing for individuals coming directly from the streets who need immediate safety, stabilization, and connection to care before moving into permanent housing.
These programs are staffed 24/7 and focus on reducing harm, improving health outcomes, and helping residents transition into long-term housing within three to nine months, when possible.
“I was so excited to move into this place. Then, I was in shock when they gave me my own room! It’s stability. It gives me hope,” – Rebecca
All programs provide:
Temporary Housing Programs
Visions of Victory: Temporary housing for individuals coming directly from the Mass. and Cass area who are at high risk for overdose and/or living with or at risk for HIV/AIDS
The Willows: Temporary housing for women coming directly from the streets, many of whom are navigating active substance use, serious medical and mental health needs, and histories of trauma, exploitation, or trafficking
Victory Programs provides permanent housing with no time limits for individuals and families facing complex challenges, including chronic homelessness, serious health conditions, substance use disorder, and mental health needs. Stable housing allows residents to focus on health, recovery, and rebuilding their lives.
“I love being part of such a strong, supportive community. We’re like a family…” – Brenda, Supportive Case Manager
All programs provide:
Permanent Housing Programs
Ruah: Women living with HIV/AIDS
Victory Housing on Warren St: Formerly chronically homeless individuals with disabilities
Arborway, Blue Hill, Jones, Marcella, Warren, Woodrow: Permanent housing for individuals who have experienced homelessness and are managing substance use, chronic health conditions, and/or mental health challenges