Victoria Outreach Tri-Cities

About Victory Outreach Tri-Cities

Victory Outreach Tri-Cities is a Washington sober living operator running men's recovery housing in Pasco, part of a Christian ministry serving the Tri-Cities area from a base in Kennewick. Its Pasco houses provide structured, faith-based recovery housing for men working through the program.

A Faith-Based Sober Living Operator in the Tri-Cities

Victory Outreach Tri-Cities runs its recovery housing as an extension of its ministry work, pairing a men's recovery program with daily structure and peer accountability. Residents live alongside others working the same program, and the organization's staff run both the spiritual and household sides of the house.

Men's Recovery Homes in Pasco

The operator's Pasco housing includes the 7th Street House, Mens 7th St Pasco and the Victory Outreach Third Wave Hub, all serving men in recovery in the same part of the city near 7th Street. Street numbers are not published for these houses, so anyone applying confirms the exact address directly with the ministry.

WAQRR Certification on the Newer Houses

Mens 7th St Pasco and the Third Wave Hub are certified at Level 2 through WAQRR, the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences. Certification commits a residence to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules before move-in, and an outside complaint process, on top of whatever a ministry's own program already requires.

Serving Franklin County From Pasco

Pasco is the seat of Franklin County and sits at the center of the Tri-Cities alongside Kennewick and Richland. A Pasco address puts Victory Outreach's residents close to the courts, job centers and outpatient providers that serve the whole Tri-Cities area, without requiring a resident to leave the county for basic services.

Reaching Victory Outreach Tri-Cities

Applications for any of the Pasco houses go through Victory Outreach Tri-Cities directly. The ministry's program is built around men already committed to its recovery track, so intake typically starts with a conversation about the program itself before a specific house is assigned.