The Victory Center is today appealing to the public for urgent assistance following a break-in at our facility last week, during which several essential items used in the education and care of our students were stolen.
From our initial assessment, the items taken include:
* Air conditioners from multiple classrooms
* Two televisions
* Two speakers
* An ice maker
* Seven tablets
* Two 5-gallon water bottles
* One transformer
These items are vital to our daily operations, classroom environment, and the wellbeing of the students we serve. Their loss has placed an unexpected strain on our small school community.
Since its inception in 2012, Victory Center has supported the education and development of more than 40 children with special needs, including students with Autism, Down Syndrome, ADHD, developmental delays, and various learning disabilities.
Our model prioritizes small, ability-based classes, a holistic curriculum, and individualized support to ensure every child can learn, grow, and thrive.
Many of our students have remained with us long-term, while others have successfully transitioned back into government schools after acquiring critical academic, social, and emotional skills.
Every piece of equipment in our classrooms plays a direct role in helping these children access the learning environment they deserve.
We are asking anyone who may have information about the stolen items to come forward, whether directly to the authorities or confidentially through the school.
We also welcome anyone in the community who may be willing to assist us in replacing the equipment, whether through donations of similar items, financial support, or partnerships.
Acts of generosity, whether big or small, help ensure that our students are not further disadvantaged and that their learning journey continues uninterrupted.
To learn more about The Victory Center or to assist us in recovering or replacing these items, please contact us through any of the following:
Facebook: The Victory Center Antigua
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 1-268-726-9225
We thank the public in advance for their support, compassion, and commitment to safeguarding spaces dedicated to children with special needs.
