Victoria Campe is the co-founder, and executive director for,Challenge KADS (CKADS). A Nevada State non-profit 501c3 Sports Association, this organization was founded in 2004.
Victoria began Martial Art training at the age of 17, while living in Oceanside, California. She studied for a brief time in the art of Tang Soo Do. After relocating to Las Vegas in 1986, she found herself bitten by the bug in 1992, in the art of Tae Kwon Do. Today she is a 4th degree Black Belt.She trained from 1992 to 2007 with Grandmaster D.S. Kim of Kim’s World Taekwondo. She is a certified NV. State Referee & Tournament Judge.
Her daughters and son all trained in TKD, who are Black Belts. Her youngest daughter is a Blue Belt.
2009 DBA:
Southern Nevada Community Gang Taskforce (SNCGTF)
Victoria has served as a Gang Prevention Subcommittee Co-Chair since 2009.
Biography
Victoria was ordained in 2001, and works in Ministry. She founded Messages of Faith Ministry, a 501c3 non-profit in July 2001. She holds a Ministers license through Clark County, and performs marriages in the state of Nevada. She is also an author of Christian books; which can also be found online at Amazon books.In December 2009, she developed the Chaplaincy division of MOFM. With training through Basic Chaplaincy Certification, the program has graduated to date 6/11, approximately 70 Lay Chaplains, and through continued studies, has ordained approximately 36 Chaplains.
In 1995 Victoria introduced Fashion Design education and training to Las Vegas. She founded the Nevada Association of Fashion Design better known in these parts as NAFD. She developed a 200 hr. program in fashion and design training and contracted in conjunction with, Community College of Southern Nevada. Two years later in 1997 the program was picked up by UNLV division of Educational Outreach, and the program grew from a 200 hr. program to a 232 hr. training program which runs Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters.A Member of the S. NV. Mental Health Coalition, since, 2001.She was also a member on its subcommittees of,
Jail Aftercare Program, Mental Health Court, and CIT.
She is a 2007 graduate from LVMPD's CIT program. (crisis intervention training).
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Be devoted to one another in brotherly love.
Honor one another above yourselves,
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