Special needs ministry
VCC has a burden to provide care for children with varied special needs as well as allow their parents to experience the church while their kids are taken care of by trained and experienced volunteers. These volunteers work along side the child in their classroom of same age peers. To this end, we have also created a sensory break room designed by Occupational Therapists that parents and staff may utilize as necessary when a child needs a break from the larger group. Our ability to resource this ministry is limited but we are continuing to expand and provide care for more and more families. If you are interested in this ministry, or have questions before visiting, please contact our Special Needs Coordinator Victorie Steed at .
Victorie has been a part of VCC since 2012 and has been serving with the children’s church special needs team since 2014. She has a bachelor’s degree in Rehabilitation Services from Auburn University and a master’s degree in Occupational Therapy from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. She is a registered and licensed pediatric occupational therapist with extensive knowledge and experience related to sensory processing needs. Her professional background combined with her passion for helping others prove useful as the VCC Special Needs Coordinator. Outside of work and church, Victorie spends her time at home with her husband and two dogs. Her hobbies include photography, music, and home DIY projects.