Royal Family KIDS-style camp
We are preparing to launch a trauma-aware week of camp for children in foster care from Orange, Seminole, and Osceola Counties.
A Central Florida camp in formation
Every child deserves a week where they are seen, celebrated, and safe.
After serving together at OneFamily Camp, Worlds Collide Ministries is more committed than ever to launching a Royal Family KIDS-style camp for children in foster care from Orange, Seminole, and Osceola Counties. This is a local missionary opportunity for churches ready to serve children and families right here at home.
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About Worlds Collide Ministries
Helping foster children find lasting safety, belonging, and home.
Worlds Collide Ministries, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Orlando, Florida. Our mission is to help foster kids find their permanent home by building local ministry pathways that connect churches, trained volunteers, families, and community partners.
Why Worlds Collide
The name came from the weekend that changed our family.
One day, Damarys came home from work and asked me, "How would you feel if I brought a little girl home for the weekend?"
I answered, "First of all, you are crazy. No mother would allow their four-year-old to go home with a complete stranger." Then I said, "Go ahead and ask. If they say yes, then something is wrong."
Damarys had only recently met Roxanne as a student in her class, just a month or two earlier, but she had begun noticing signs of abuse. The next day, I met four-year-old Roxanne for the first time. Over that first weekend, it became terrifyingly clear that Roxanne's world was filled with unimaginable abuse.
Meeting Roxanne felt like two planets colliding, as if the atmosphere had been ripped from our world. We were left angry, heartbroken, and certain we had to do something, even though we did not yet know what.
At first, we did not even know Christopher was Roxanne's brother. A few weeks after Roxanne spent that first weekend with us, her mother asked if we could take Christopher as well. Only three months after I met Roxanne, at age 26, Damarys and I welcomed Roxanne and Christopher into our home as a nonrelative placement. They never left. Two years later, we officially became their parents. That collision between our world and the world of two children in need is why the ministry is called Worlds Collide Ministries.
When two planets collide, the elements can mix to form something entirely new. When our worlds collided, the result was not destruction, but the creation of something new and beautiful: a family.
Our sons Josiah, Nathanael, and Ian have only ever known a world where Roxanne and Christopher are their brother and sister.
Worlds Collide Ministries exists to help create that same opportunity for hope and new beginnings for every child we serve.
Support beyond one week
Because mentorship training has already been completed, the mentoring pathway can begin after a host church is secured, even before the first camp week is ready.
Church and county collaboration
We are gathering host church support, trained volunteers, agency relationships, prayer, and practical resources for a sustainable Central Florida launch.
Why camp
A trauma-aware week of dignity, delight, and steady adult care.
Royal Family KIDS camps are designed around children who have experienced foster care, with trained volunteers, clear safety standards, and intentional moments that help campers feel valued.
Worlds Collide Ministries wants to bring that kind of experience closer to families, churches, agencies, and volunteers across Central Florida.
We believe this can become a practical mission field for local believers: one week of camp, years of relational impact, and a visible way to serve vulnerable children without leaving Central Florida.
Local focus
Serving Orange, Seminole, and Osceola Counties.
The first launch phase is about listening locally, building trust with child welfare partners, and forming a volunteer base that can carry the camp with excellence.
Orange County
Orlando-area churches, families, and community partners preparing to serve children close to home.
Seminole County
Neighbors gathering the practical support, volunteers, and prayer coverage needed for camp.
Osceola County
A growing invitation for mentors, counselors, donors, and advocates to step into the mission.
Host church prayer
Praying for a home church with the heart and capacity to carry the mission.
Worlds Collide Ministries is currently looking for a host church for the Central Florida camp. Our hope is that our home church, Faith Church Orlando, could become that home church because of its reach, leadership, facilities, and commitment to sending out 100 missionaries.
A Royal Family KIDS-style camp is a natural local missionary opportunity: the mission field is nearby, the need is urgent, and the church can mobilize trained volunteers, prayer, giving, and practical support.
Current need
Host church conversations, launch-team leaders, volunteer recruitment, and county partner connections.
July 2026 camp update
Learning the work by serving where the work is already happening.
The Scott family recently served together at OneFamily Camp and came home even more excited to help build a Royal Family KIDS-style camp for Central Florida.
Royal Family KIDS Mentorship
Rodney Jason Scott and Luz Damarys Scott, known to friends and church family as Jason and Damarys, have completed the Royal Family KIDS Mentorship Program course, helping shape the long-term vision beyond a single week of camp.
OneFamily Camp service
Josiah Scott served as a cousin, and Jason served as a camp counselor at OneFamily Camp.
Serving as a family
Jason, Damarys, Josiah, Nathanael, and Ian all served during the week, helping with counseling, activities, art, and support roles that make camp feel safe, joyful, and personal.
Learning from experienced leadership
Jason shadowed experienced camp leadership and gathered practical lessons about safety, volunteer care, scheduling, worship, activities, and the steady leadership needed to serve children well.
Honoring the children we serve
We are grateful for the week at camp, but we do not share names, photos, case details, or identifying stories about children in foster care. The public story is about the mission, the volunteers, and the launch God is stirring in Central Florida.
The model
Learn what Royal Family KIDS camps do.
These outside resources explain the broader camp model while Worlds Collide Ministries works toward a local Central Florida launch.
Support the launch
Helping bring a Royal Family KIDS-style camp to Central Florida.
The Scott family has now served together at OneFamily Camp, and that week strengthened the vision for a local camp serving children in foster care from Orange, Seminole, and Osceola Counties.
We are now gathering the prayer, volunteers, host church partnership, county relationships, supplies, and financial support needed to launch with care and excellence. Once a host church is on board, mentoring can begin moving forward while we prepare to fund the next available For The Children camp leadership training required for the camp itself.
Worlds Collide Ministries is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Gifts toward the Central Florida camp launch may be made securely through the PayPal Giving Fund page for WCM.
Launch focus
Forming
A Central Florida launch team for a Royal Family KIDS-style camp.
Prayer
Churches
Training
Volunteers
Funding
We are thankful for OneFamily Camp and the chance to learn by serving there. That experience is helping us prepare for a future camp serving children closer to home.
Public updates will protect the privacy and dignity of children in foster care while sharing the broader mission, needs, and next steps.
How gifts are used
Launch support helps build the practical foundation for camp.
Worlds Collide Ministries is gathering resources for a local Royal Family KIDS-style camp and mentoring launch. Gifts support the preparation work needed for mentoring to begin after host church alignment and for the first camp week to happen safely and well after the required camp-specific leadership training.
Final camp training
Jason and Damarys have completed Royal Family KIDS mentorship training. The camp itself will also need For The Children camp leadership training before the first camp week can launch.
Supplies and activities
Crafts, games, birthday celebration supplies, camper care items, and activity materials help make the week joyful, personal, and memorable.
Safety and administration
Launch gifts help with screening, planning tools, communication, transportation coordination, site preparation, medical readiness, and other practical needs.
Mentoring vision
Mentoring can begin after a host church is secured, creating church-supported relationships that help children experience steady, trustworthy care beyond a single event.
Community support
Recognized through a Walmart Spark Good Local Grant.
Worlds Collide Ministries received a Spark Good Local Grant from the Orlando Narcoossee Rd Walmart store to support local youth services in Central Florida.
The grant was awarded under the Youth Services focus area to support work toward opening a Royal Family KIDS-style camp and mentoring program for children in foster care.
Spark Good Local Grant
$500 local youth services grant
Store: Orlando Narcoossee Rd, Facility 4365
Technology support
Nonprofit tools help keep more resources focused on kids.
Worlds Collide Ministries has access to nonprofit technology benefits that reduce administrative costs and support communication, collaboration, outreach, and ministry operations.
Google for Nonprofits
Approved and available nonprofit products
- Google Workspace for Nonprofits is approved for ministry administration and collaboration.
- The YouTube Nonprofit Program is approved for the ministry channel.
- Google Maps Platform credits and Google Cloud credits are available through the program.
Microsoft Nonprofits
Granted and discounted nonprofit technology benefits
- 300 granted Microsoft 365 Business Basic licenses are available for ministry operations.
- An annual $2,000 Azure Services grant is available for cloud needs.
- 10 granted Power Apps licenses are available for internal tools and workflow support.
- Granted Windows licenses and discounted hardware options are available through the nonprofit program.
Related creative media
Shema Creative will produce short AI-generated Bible story videos.
Shema Creative DBA
First short in development: the parable of the Sheep and the Goats
Shema Creative is a related creative imprint focused on producing short-form AI-generated videos that help communicate Scripture, discipleship themes, and ministry vision in an accessible visual format.
Visit the Shema Creative YouTube channelLaunch plan
Building the foundation before the first camper arrives.
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Step 1
Secure host church alignment
Confirm the church partnership that can carry the mission with leadership, prayer, volunteers, and facilities.
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Step 2
Begin the mentoring pathway
Use the completed mentorship training to start building church-supported mentoring once the host church is secured.
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Step 3
Fund and complete camp training
Complete the next available For The Children camp leadership training needed before the camp itself can launch.
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Step 4
Build the launch team
Identify directors, volunteer coordinators, prayer leaders, logistics help, counselors, medical support, and county connections.
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Step 5
Prepare the first camp week
Confirm site details, budget, transportation, supplies, agency referral pathways, safety systems, and reliable follow-through.
Common questions
Clear answers for churches, volunteers, and supporters.
Worlds Collide Ministries is still in the launch phase. These answers explain where things stand now and how people can help build a faithful foundation.
Is Worlds Collide Ministries a nonprofit?
Yes. Worlds Collide Ministries, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Orlando, Florida. Gifts toward the Central Florida camp launch may be made through WCM's PayPal Giving Fund page.
Who will the camp serve?
The launch vision is to serve children in foster care from Orange, Seminole, and Osceola Counties through a Royal Family KIDS-style camp and future mentoring pathways.
Is the Central Florida camp open yet?
Not yet. WCM is forming the launch team, building church and county relationships, learning from experienced camp leaders, and preparing the safety and volunteer systems needed for launch. Mentoring can begin after a host church is secured, but the camp itself still requires the next available For The Children camp leadership training.
What training has already been completed?
Jason and Damarys have completed Royal Family KIDS mentorship training. That means the mentoring pathway can start after host church alignment. The camp week still needs For The Children camp leadership training so the camp itself can be prepared according to the model.
How can a church help?
Churches can help by praying, hosting conversations, identifying volunteer leaders, supporting the mentoring pathway, supporting the camp training need, and exploring whether they can serve as a host church or missionary partner.
Can volunteers sign up now?
Yes. WCM is gathering interest from mentors, counselors, activity leaders, nurses, photographers, drivers, administrators, prayer partners, donors, and church champions.
Why are there no stories or photos of children from camp?
Children in foster care deserve privacy and dignity. Public updates will not share names, faces, case details, or identifying stories. The public story is about the mission and the launch work.
Get involved
We are forming the launch team now.
Mentoring can begin after host church alignment, and camp will need counselors, activity leaders, nurses, photographers, drivers, admin support, prayer partners, donors, church champions, and people who can help make the week feel like a celebration.
Worlds Collide Ministries
Let's build something faithful and sturdy for Central Florida kids.
Email jason@2worldscollide.org
Service area Orange, Seminole, and Osceola Counties
Nonprofit status Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit
WCM giving PayPal Giving Fund
Host church hope Faith Church Orlando
Status Local launch team in formation