This place is horrible I would never recommend they should be sued

I was here around 2015 and was interested in their pallet program that they had going at victory acres. At the time I had a vehicle and was told if I was to get into the program I'd have to sell them my truck and wouldn't be able to see my family or maintain the farming work I had at the time. I do understand the program are for those wanting to better themselves but I wasn't willing to give up what I have worked hard to obtain. That's why I turned down the victory acres option. Not a bad place to rely on to get back on your feet though. Would go back if I ever had to be on the streets in peoria again.

Didn't seem to take me seriously when I called to make a complaint against a male resident that stays there. He used me for a way out for a few days, he said he was with his kids to his case worker, he told me he'd change my brakes so I could take him back, he told me have fun getting home, and I had no brakes at all so I wrecked, and I tried to let them know that I thought he was on drugs from how he was acting. They didn't seem to care. He tried to get me to give him a phone and let him move in because of how bad he's treated there, and yet they don't care about the safety of others around people like Crayton Rost.