JOIN US AT CAMP!
The Ventura County Family Justice Center (VCFJC) Foundation invites you to join us under the stars at the picturesque Walnut Grove at Tierra Rejada Farms in Moorpark on Thursday, May 29, 2025 from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., for Voices of Hope – Celebrating a Decade of HOPE.
This unforgettable evening will be filled with camp memories, camp-inspired activities, live music, and a live auction, as we gather to raise critical funds for Camp HOPE and victim support services. Together, we can help children and families impacted by domestic violence and trauma to heal, find hope, and build brighter futures.
This unforgettable evening will be filled with camp memories, camp-inspired activities, live music, and a live auction, as we gather to raise critical funds for Camp HOPE and victim support services. Together, we can help children and families impacted by domestic violence and trauma to heal, find hope, and build brighter futures.
Celebrating A DECADE OF CAMP HOPE
Since 2015, Camp HOPE has welcomed over 305 campers ages 7-17, providing a transformative, evidence-based mentoring program to help trauma-exposed youth regain confidence, develop positive relationships, and chart a path towards healing.
Through values-based “challenge by choice” activities such as ropes courses, water sports, and art projects, campers feel safe, seen, encouraged, and empowered to address their trauma. With your support, we can send more children to Camp HOPE, where every $3,500 donation gives a child one life-changing week of hope and healing and ongoing support through our Pathways of Hope program. |
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Beyond Camp HOPE, the VCFJC Foundation has helped to serve over 10,000 adults and children. Individuals who are recovering from domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, elder and dependent adult abuse, human trafficking and hate crimes. The Foundation supports VCFJC’s free collaborative programs and services delivered by a team of 40+ agencies and community-based organizations that work to reduce trauma, eliminate repeat victimization, mitigate future risks, and make a lasting positive difference in the lives of those we serve in Ventura County.
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