Each program area at Victory Junction provides challenges for campers to overcome to help build their self-confidence.
Who’s Mr.Crew?
June 28, 2019
Being a volunteer at Victory Junction is more than just a behind the scenes job. Getting the chance to hang out with awesome campers makes for an amazing week, and keeps volunteers coming back year after year.
Horsin’ Around at Victory Junction
June 21, 2019
For kids living with serious illnesses and chronic medical conditions, Victory Junction is a place to overcome fears, discover new abilities, and have fun! The program activities available here at camp encourage them to just be themselves and leave their worries at the gate.
Smiling Hearts
June 17, 2019
Rachel Dempster attended camp at Victory Junction this summer for the very first time! Her passion for the activities she encountered brought smiles to everyone around her throughout the entire week of camp.
Cake for Breakfast
November 19, 2018
Victory Junction is filled with many traditions that make camp an unforgettable experience. One such tradition is the Cake for Breakfast Club,
Can-Do Attitude
October 3, 2018
Daily life can be challenging for families living with Tyrosinemia. Victory Junction gives these families a place where their children can meet kids like them and play together in a safe environment.
Family Getaway
September 20, 2018
Weekend camps gives children with serious illnesses the chance to relax and have fun; providing their families a much-needed respite from their daily routines and struggles.
A Look Into Our Year-Round Staff
August 8, 2018
Some year-round camp staff talk about their Victory Junction journeys and share their favorite camp memories.
The People Behind Camp’s Heartbeat
August 4, 2018
Volunteers like Ralph and Janice keep the heartbeat of Victory Junction strong! Together they volunteer at least five per year for summer camps and family weekends.
Grace’s Final Lap
July 27, 2018
Having the opportunity to attend Victory Junction for multiple years is a true gift for campers, but their last year can be hard. Leaving a place that provides a sense of acceptance makes for an emotional departure.
