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To respond to the needs of those who serve our nation and protect its values, by promoting personal and professional growth, and contributing to an effective, sustainable path towards reintegration.

01/30/2026

At BCI, the horses play a powerful role, but they’re not the only reason this work lasts.

What makes this place different is the structure around the work:
continued connection, long-term community, family inclusion, and support that doesn’t end when a class does.

People come back.
Relationships continue.
And the work grows over time.

This isn’t about a single experience - it’s about building something that lasts.

01/28/2026

As we get ready to welcome our next class, we’re looking forward to meeting new faces and seeing some familiar ones.

Every class brings different people, different stories, and different starting points - but the work stays the same. Show up, do the work, support each other, and build something that lasts beyond the week.

That’s what we’re here for.

01/26/2026

As Class 11 approaches, we wanted to share a little of what a week at BCI can look like.

While each class unfolds differently, the foundation remains the same, thoughtful facilitation, meaningful time with horses, and space for veterans and their families to learn and connect at a pace that feels right.

We’re looking forward to welcoming new faces and reconnecting with familiar ones very soon!

01/21/2026

We’re looking forward to welcoming Class 11 to Basecamp for Veterans Inc. from February 1–8.

Each class brings new faces, familiar faces, and the opportunity to continue this work together - at a pace that allows for connection, learning, and trust to build naturally.

We’re grateful for the chance to gather again, and excited for the week ahead.

01/19/2026

For centuries, horses have worked alongside soldiers - not as tools, but as partners.

That partnership was built on trust, steadiness, and mutual respect.
Those same values guide our work today, where we support not just veterans, but the families who walk beside them.

Because healing doesn’t happen in isolation, it happens in community.

01/14/2026

Horses are highly attuned to the nervous systems around them.

They don’t need words to understand what someone is carrying, they read posture, breath, and presence. When tension shows up, horses respond. When calm and clarity are offered, they soften.

That feedback creates awareness.
Awareness creates regulation.
And regulation creates space for trust, learning, and connection.

This is the foundation of our work at Basecamp for Veterans Inc.
Quiet. Intentional. Effective.

01/10/2026

When a horse struggles with what we’re asking of them, they don’t need force - they need us to show up calm, clear, and confident.

That same steadiness matters when people are navigating reintegration.
The environment we create can either add pressure - or make space to move forward.

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Tucson, AZ
85701-85775

Website

http://www.bcampinc.com/, https://www.bcampinc.com/donate, https://www.bcampinc.com/application

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Why Horses

Interacting with horses can offer individuals an opportunity to step out of their comfort zone, mentally and physically. This can be particularly powerful for veterans who are facing the challenges associated with readjusting to life at home. We believe that individuals who have served our country, who understand what it means to push themselves past unpredictable thresholds, are uniquely capable of appreciating the patience, mental diligence and physical resourcefulness that is required to work with horses, and that an opportunity to do so can offer a valuable alternative path of societal reintegration.