April 26th through May 16th.

Volunteers will be housed at alternative camps along the Gulf Coast during this time.  We will return to housing volunteers on May 17th.

For questions and concerns please contact Kendall at 228-282-3754.

The murals shown on this page are painted on the front of our building.  Each mural was created by a different local artist and represents some aspect of life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast after the storm.

Camp Victor Ministries is a faith-based organization whose mission is to provide safe, sanitary and secure housing to Jackson County residents affected by Hurricane Katrina.

Camp Victor houses a volunteer camp and kitchen, case management and administrative offices, a tool crib and supply warehouse and a construction department all under one roof.  Every week we host volunteers from across the country who come to the Gulf Coast to help rebuild the homes and lives of local residents.  Under the direction of our construction department, volunteers tackle a variety of rebuilding projects from roofing, to hanging drywall or painting.

Three years out from Hurricane Katrina the need for dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers still exists!  As the funding dwindles and people across the nation forget about the storm, over 6,000 Mississippi residents are still living in FEMA trailers.  Of the 64,000 homes destroyed, and 78,000 additional homes damaged, we are only 30% rebuilt.  Experts estimate it will take an additional 8-10 years to rebuild.  We need your support to continue our mission!