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Sunrise over a sea of clouds seen from the mountain property where THE CAMPUS will be built

For every uniformed service

Those who have carried the burden of service deserve a place to lay it down.

THE CAMPUS is being built on a mountain property near Kings Canyon National Park. Help us finish it.

The Center for America's Military, Police, and Uniformed Services.

Why this place is needed

Veterans, first responders, and uniformed service members carry invisible wounds: trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, hypervigilance, and the weight of experiences most people could never fully understand. Many who want help never seek it, because traditional clinical environments feel cold, intimidating, or disconnected from the realities of their lives.

What THE CAMPUS will be

A retreat for the mental health of everyone who has worn a uniform. Guests will be welcomed into a setting that replaces sterile hallways with fresh air, quiet cabins, walking trails, and open space.

Healing will not be confined to an office. It will happen around campfires, on hiking trails, through peer support, meaningful conversations, and moments of quiet reflection — surrounded by people who understand service and sacrifice.

The land is secured; the guest cabins, trails, and programs are not built yet. Programs begin when THE CAMPUS opens.

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A clearing among trees on the mountain property Tall pines on the property, lit by late-day sun

Who it's for

  • Active duty military personnel
  • Veterans
  • Law enforcement officers
  • Firefighters
  • Emergency medical personnel
  • Corrections professionals
  • Dispatchers

And every member of our uniformed services. If you have served, this place is being built for you.

A group of EMTs standing together in a classroom after a training session

Programs and services

Peer support

Veterans and first responders will meet in group sessions with people who understand service firsthand.

Guided outdoor programs

Guests will hike, kayak, canoe, and run trails on the mountain and the waters around it.

Equine therapy

Guests will spend guided, unhurried time working with horses.

Overnight retreats

Guests will stay one to three nights on the property, in the quiet the mountain was chosen for.

Clinical services

Once open, THE CAMPUS will offer individual counseling, group counseling, marriage counseling, an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), and therapy specific to PTSD, substance use, and military sexual trauma (MST) — under its Director of Mental Health, a licensed psychologist.

Those who have dedicated their lives to protecting others deserve a place that is dedicated to protecting them.

Upcoming events

All events

21 Aug – 21 Oct 2026

Test Event for The CAMPUS

Join us at THE CAMPUS Test Event 🎓 to connect with fellow students, mentors, and staff in a relaxed, supportive setting. This gathering helps you explore resources, ask real questions, and find the kind of community tha…

Near Kings Canyon National Park, CA

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Ways to help

The property is bought. The vision is set. What stands between the two is funding, labor, and people willing to spread the word. And if your organization serves the same people, get in touch — partnerships start with a conversation.

Donate

Every dollar goes toward building THE CAMPUS. This is the one that moves earth.

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Sponsor

Businesses can fund a cabin, a trail, or a program.

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Volunteer

Skilled trades, event help, and admin work all move this forward.

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All fields are required except phone.

If you are in crisis, don't wait for an email reply. Call or text 988 — free, confidential, open 24/7.