Our Mission

To operate an educational, self-affirming program for children who have cancer or other serious illnesses, where they can learn how to sail, experience the marine environment, have fun, and get away from the rigors of dealing with healthcare challenges, at least during the course of this sailing adventure.

Who We Are

Similar to organizations like the Imus Ranch (for kids with cancer), Valiant Voyages has been established to give these children an opportunity to leave their illness behind for a while and take on a challenge that will give them a sense of self-worth, confidence and purpose – and have fun in the process.

How To Help

Help Valiant Voyages achieve our mission of helping children with cancer or other serious illnesses learn how to sail, experience the marine environment, have fun and get away from the rigors of dealing with healthcare challenges.

 

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Oct, 2017
Sailing takes them away from sickness

Sailing takes them away from sickness

Seven-year-old Lynn Gulli, a leukemia patient at Yale New Haven Hospital, takes over steering the Violet during Valiant Voyages trip in Stonington Harbor on Sunday, Aug. 27. The program gives patients and their families a break from hospitals and treatments. Redding man gives children with
15
Sep, 2017
Young Leukemia Patient Sails with Valiant Voyages on 1911 Ship

Young Leukemia Patient Sails with Valiant Voyages on 1911 Ship

Seven-year-old Lynn Gulli, a leukemia patient at Yale New Haven Hospital, takes over steering the Violet during Valiant Voyages trip in Stonington Harbor on Sunday, Aug. 27. The program gives patients and their families a break from hospitals and treatments. Program Takes Families Away from

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