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NHF is pleased to announce the development and completion of the NHF Camp Directory. This is a comprehensive national directory of camps for the bleeding disorders community collaboratively produced by NHF.
NHF wants this national directory to be a resource for families, chapters and HTCs for finding the best camp opportunities for young people in the bleeding disorders community and to serve as an incentive for creating more camp opportunities for all individuals and families affected by bleeding disorders.
This directory will be updated annually. If you are aware of a camp that is not listed or you have changes or additions to camps already listed, please call Sonia Roger at 1-800-424-2634 x 3724.
We would like to thank each of you who contributed to the creation of this valuable reference. You have helped to make it the important resource it is.
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ASCCA (Alabama Special Camp for Children and Adults)
Camp Clot Not
Contact Information
Vicki Jackson
51 Highridge Dr
Wetumpka, AL 35202
Phone: (334) 514-1230
Phone: (334) 277-9446
Phone: (866) 269-8665
E-mail: vickijackson.hbda@gmail.com
E-mail: campclotnot@cs.com
Location:
Lake Jordan, AL
Date
June 13-19, 2010
Cost
There is a nonrefundable registration fee of $25
Ages
6–18 years old
Camp Funded By
Scholarship available through hemophilia state program
Average Number of Past Campers
19
Special Camp Programs
- Share time, talent shows, water skiing, ropes, horseback riding, boats and
canoes, wildlife refuge
- Self-infusion instruction based on child’s ability
- Transportation available in some areas
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Although there are no camps currently planned for 2010, family and adventure camps have been held in the past. Camp planning is dependent upon consumer demographics and needs.
Contact Information
Louise Cobb
Alaska Hemophilia Association
2810 Aspen Drive
Anchorage, AK 99517
Phone: (907) 243-5405
Fax: (907) 243-4038
E-mail: akhemo@aol.com
Web site: www.alaskahemophilia.com |
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Camp Honor
Contact Information
Andy Blackledge or Yleana Hughes
Arizona Hemophilia Association, Inc.
818 East Osborn Road, Suite 105
Phoenix, AZ 85014
Phone: (602) 955-3947
Fax: (602) 955-1962
E-mail: hockeyholic@cox.net
Web site: www.hemophiliaz.org
Location
Mayer, AZ
Date
May 31-June 4, 2010
Ages
8 -17 years old
Average Number of Past Campers
100 – 120
Special Camp Programs
Children with bleeding disorders and their siblings
- Hemophilia education
- Swimming, sports, archery, arts & crafts, hiking, drama, karate, canoeing, fine arts, pinewood derby, TV news, ropes course and horseback riding
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Camp Aldersgate
Contact Information
Lakeisha Harris
Arkansas Children’s Hospital
Phone: (501) 364-5961
Eileen Turner
Arkansas Children’s Hospital
Phone: (501) 364-6535
Daniel Carnahan
Phone: (501) 225-1444
E-mail: dcarnahan@campaldersgate.net
Location
Little Rock, AR
Date
August 1-6, 2010
Ages
6 – 18 years old
Open to: boys & girls with a bleeding disorder, carriers and siblings
Camp Nopokamee
Contact Information
Donna Tozer
Phone: (888) 941-4366
E-mail: donna.tozer@yahoo.com
Location
Morrilton, AR
Date
July 25-30, 2010
Ages
6-18 years old This camp is open to boys and girls with bleeding disorder, carriers and siblings. |
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Camp Blood Brothers and Sisters
Contact Information
Linda Corrente
Executive Director
Hemophilia Foundation of Southern California
6720 Melrose Ave
Hollywood, CA 90038
Phone: (800) 371-4123
Phone: (323) 525-0440
Fax: (323) 525-0445
E-mail: execdir@hemosocal.org
Web site: www.hemosocal.org
Location
Lake Hughes, CA
Date
August 6-11, 2010
Ages
6– 17 years old
Special Camp Programs
- Basic hemophilia education
- Self-infusion instruction, with parent consent
- Swimming, crafts, archery, hiking/nature, canoeing, fishing, rock climbing, pine wood derby and HemOlympics.
Additional Comments
Camp Blood Brothers and Sisters is one of the oldest and largest camping and outreach programs for children affected by hemophilia and other bleeding disorders, serving about 100 children each year.
It is designed to meet the special needs of children with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders by providing activities that are hemophilia friendly, recruiting counselors and staff who are familiar with bleeding disorders (many have bleeding disorders themselves), and providing an extraordinary medical team, on duty 24 hours a day, who are specially trained to provide hemophilia care. More importantly, our camp is a safe haven. It provides campers with a wonderful opportunity to have a fun, memorable experience with other children with similar conditions, learn more about and talk to others affected by hemophilia and hopefully gain more self-awareness as a result. Summer camps offer a focused leadership program for junior staff and a workshop for young women with bleeding disorders.
Camp Pascucci
Contact Information
Teresa Ramirez, ED
Hemophilia Association of San Diego County
3570 Camino Del Rio North, Suite 108
San Diego, CA 92108
Phone: (619) 325-3570
Fax: (619) 325-4350
E-mail: teresa@hasdc.org
Web site: www.hasdc.org
Location
Julian, CA
Date
July 25-30, 2010
Ages
7-14 years old
Ages 15-16 Counselors in Training
Ethnic/Cultural Background of
Past Camp Attendees
Multicultural; representative of California’s diversity.
Geographic Area of Camp Attendees
Northern California – Greater Bay Area, Sacramento;
Nevada; Central Valley of California
Average Number of Campers
90
Special Camp Programs
The focus is for families to have a good time with peers. Parents are responsible for their own children. There are no counselors. Scheduled activities include: arts & crafts, swimming, hiking, talent show and star gazing.
Additional Comments
The purposes of this camp are to: 1) bring affected families together for mutual support, 2) include unaffected siblings and extended family in community activities and 3) familiarize families with the site of the children's summer camp.
Camp Hemotion
Contact Information
Merlin Wedepohl
Executive Director
Hemophilia Foundation of Northern California
6400 Hollis Street, Suite 6
Emeryville, CA 94608
Phone: (510) 658-3324
Fax: (510) 658-3384
Web site: www.hemofoundation.org
Location
Coarsegold, CA
Date
June 20-26, 2010
Ages
7-14 years old--Campers
16 + years old--Assistant Counselors
Geographic Area of Camp Attendees
Northern California and Central California
Additional Comments
Camp Hemotion provides an opportunity for children with bleeding disorders, known carriers, and unaffected siblings to learn and function in an environment where having such a disorder does not set them apart from others. It also provides an opportunity for campers, as well as the adult counseling staff, to have fun in a supportive environment where they can share.
HFNC BLeaders
Contact Information
Merlin Wedepohl
Executive Director
Hemophilia Foundation of Northern California
6400 Hollis Street, Suite 6
Emeryville, CA 94608
Phone: (510) 658-3324
Fax: (510) 658-3384
Web site: www.hemofoundation.org
Location
Sausalito, CA
Dates
April 30-May 2, 2010 Annual Retreat
Open to: boys and girls with a bleeding disorder and their siblings
Ages
13-18 years old |
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Colorado Mile High Camp
Contact Information
Amy Board
Camp Director
UCD Hemophilia and Thrombosis Center
Phone: (303) 724-2309
Location
Empire, CO
Date
July 18-23, 2010
Cost
$75 per family address for patients of Mountain States Regional Hemophilia & Thrombosis Center
Ages
7-17 years old
Geographic Area of Camp Attendees
Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Western Nebraska, Kansas and South Dakota
Additional Comments
Education as well as camp activities are conducted throughout the week. Mile High Camp uses the facilities of the Easter Seals Society of Colorado, approximately one hour west of Denver. |
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The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp
Contact Information
565 Ashford Center Road
Ashford, CT 06278
Phone: (860) 429-3444
Fax: (860) 429-1760
E-mail: ashford@holeinthewallgang.org
Web site: www.holeinthewallgang.org
Location
Ashford, CT
Dates
June 9 – 15, 2010 Session 1
June 18 -- 24, 2010 Session 2
July 16 – 22, 2010 Session 5
August 4 – 10, 2010 Session 7
August 13-19, 2010 Session 8
Ages
7 – 15 years old
Camp Funded By
This camp is funded by fundraising proceeds, corporate donations and individual gifts.
Hero’s Journey Hole in the Wall Camp
Contact Information
Larry Adams
565 Ashford Center Road
Ashford, CT 06278
Phone: (860) 234-3829
E-mail: hj@holeinthewallgang.org
Location
Ashford, CT
Dates
July 13-17, 2010
Ages
15-17 years old
Comments:
Former Hole in the Gang Campers with hemophilia.
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Family Camp
Contact Information
Ann Rogers
Executive Director
Delaware Valley Chapter of NHF
222 South Easton Road
Suite 222
Glenside, PA 19038
Phone: (215) 885-6500
Web site: www.hemophiliasupport.org
Location
Camp Green Lane, PA
Date
June 25-27, 2010
Ages
Open to families with a bleeding disorder
Comments
This service is provided to families in the Greater Delaware Valley area of eastern Pennsylvania. |
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Camp Spirit
Contact Information
Dorcas Tomesek
Hemophilia Foundation of Greater Florida
1350 N. Orange Avenue, Suite 227
Winter Park, FL 32789
Phone: (407) 629-0000
Fax: (407) 629-9600
Location
Eustis, FL
Date
June 21-26, 2010
Capacity of Camp
60
Ages
7-16 years old
Camp Funded By
The Hemophilia Foundation of Greater Florida Chapter, and supported by the Florida Chapter of NHF. No charge to families.
Boggy Creek Hole in the Wall Gang Camp for FAMILY
Contact Information
Fran Haynes
Executive Director
Hemophilia Foundation of Greater Florida
1350 North Orange Avenue, Suite 227
Winter Park, FL 32789
Phone: 800-293-6527
Fax: (407) 629-9600
E-mail: franhaynes@hemophiliaflorida.org
Web site: www.hemophiliaflorida.org
Location
Eustis, FL
Date
October 8-10, 2010
Comment
Open to families with bleeding disorders.
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Camp Wannaklot
Contact Information
Kim Wilson
Camp Director
Hemophilia of Georgia
8800 Roswell Road, Suite 170
Atlanta, GA 30350-1844
Phone: (770) 518-8272
Fax: (770) 518-3310
Web site: www.hog.org
Location
Rutledge, GA
Date
July 18-23, 2010
Cost
$10
Ages
7 – 12 years old, Junior Camp
13--17 years old, Teen Camp
Number of Past Campers
108
Special Camp Programs
- Teen camp
- Ceramics
- High Ropes Course
- Boating
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Camp E Ho’Omana Kakou
Contact Information
Jeanine Keohokalole-Kam
Hemophilia Foundation of Hawaii
1164 Bishop Street
Suite 124 PMB 223
Honolulu, HI 96813
Phone: (808) 638-2910
Fax: (808) 521-3188
Location
On the North Shore of the Island of O’ahu, Hawaii
Date
Please contact the above for more information
Number of Past Campers
36
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Camp Warren Jyrch
Contact Information
Lily Schwartz
Hemophilia Foundation of Illinois
332 South Michigan Ave. – Suite 1135
Chicago, IL 60604
Phone: (312) 427-1495
Fax: (312) 427-1602
E-mail: info@hemophiliaillinois.org
Web site: www.hfi-il.org
Location
Manteno, IL
Date
August 8-14, 2010
Ages
7-18 years old
Special Camp Programs
- Counselor-in-training (CIT) program
- Self-infusion instruction
- Swimming, crafts, archery, nature, canoeing, fishing
Comments
This camp is open to boys and girls with a bleeding disorder, carriers and potential carriers.
Marcus McClure Family Camp Weekend
Contact Information
Lily Schwartz
Hemophilia Foundation of Illinois
332 South Michigan Ave. – Suite 1135
Chicago, IL 60604
Phone: (312) 427-1495
Fax: (312) 427-1602
E-mail: info@hemophiliaillinois.org
Location
Manteno, IL
Date
May 21-23, 2010
Ages
6-10 years old
Comments
Open to families of children with a bleeding disorder, ages 6 to 10 years old, who have not yet attended summer camp. |
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Camp Brave Eagle
Contact Information
Andrew VanGordon
Executive Director
Hemophilia of Indiana
5170 E. 65th Street, Suite 106
Indianapolis, IN 46220
Phone: (317) 570-0039
Phone: (800) 241-2873
Fax: (317) 570-0058
E-mail: avangordon@hoii.org
Web site: www.hemophiliaofindiana.org
Web site: www.campbraveeagle.org
Location
North Webster, IN
Date
June 13-18, 2010
Ages
7-16 years old, siblings and carriers
Number of Past Campers
70
Camp Independence
Contact Information
Andy Harner, LCSW
Riley Hospital for Children
702 Barnhill Drive, Rm. 2720
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Phone: (317) 944-0115
Phone: (800) 238-8399
Location
Martinsville, IN
Date
July 25-30, 2010
Ages
8-18 years old
Additional Comments
Camp Independence is a summer camp for boys and girls with bleeding disorders held at Bradford Woods, north of Martinsville. A combination of activities and educational programs allows campers to learn to manage their chronic illness while experiencing the fun of camp. Arts & crafts, canoeing, swimming and hiking help campers develop a new skill and increase their self-confidence.
Camp Independence has special activities for teenagers that will provide an advanced camping experience, which will be physically, mentally and emotionally challenging. Campers will learn leadership and team-building skills that will carry over into adult life. |
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HOI Hemophilia Summer Camp at Camp Tanager
Contact Information
Kari Atkinson
President
Hemophilia of Iowa, Inc.
P.O. Box 415
58 North 5th Street
Central City, IA 52214
Phone: (319) 721-3964
Phone: 800 272-3547
E-mail: caklatkinson@aol.com
Web site: www.hemophiliaofiowa.com
Location
Cedar Rapids, IA
Date
June 20-25, 2010
Ages
6-18 years old
Comments
Open to boys and girls with a bleeding disorder, and siblings. This special camp is one of a kind in Iowa. During the six-day camp, children with hemophilia or other bleeding disorders and their siblings participate in individual and group activities designed for fun and fitness.
HOI Family Camp
Contact Information
Tami Bullock
Hemophilia of Iowa, Inc.
P.O. Box 415
58 North 5th Street
Central City, IA 52214
Phone: (319) 721-3964
Phone: (800) 272-3547
E-mail: caklatkinson@aol.com
Web site: www.hemophiliaofiowa.com
Location
Cedar Rapids, IA
Date
August 14-15, 2010
Ages
Families with a bleeding disorder
Comments Family camp offers an opportunity for parents and children to meet others with similar life experiences and learn while having fun and making fond memories together. It also offers a chance for parents and their children to get a firsthand look at the camp environment and enjoy camp experiences they will have when they are eligible for the full week of camp. This camp eases the transition for parents and children in hopes they will be future campers for our full week camp and continue positive, lasting friendships. |
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Camp Discovery
Camp discovery at Cedar Ridge Camp Facility, Louisville, KY (ACA accredited)
Contact Information
Ursela Lacer
Executive Director
Kentucky Hemophilia Foundation
1850 Taylor Avenue, Suite #2
Louisville, KY 40213
Phone: (502) 456-3233
Phone: (800) 582-CURE (2873)
Fax: (502) 456-3234
E-mail: info@kyhemo.org
E-mail: ursela@kyhemo.org
Web site: www.kyhemo.org
Location
Louisville, KY
Date
July 11–15, 2010
Cost
Free for children who reside in Kentucky and/or those who receive treatment there.
Ages
7 – 15 years old; must have completed first grade
Capacity of Camp
20
Geographic Area of Camp Attendees
Campers reside in or receive treatment in Kentucky
Additional Comments
Residential camp combines traditional camp activities including swimming, canoeing, fishing, and arts & crafts. In addition, it offers self-esteem building, life-skills, development and educational modules pertaining to hemophilia wellness and self-treatment.
Camp for Courageous Kids
Contact Information
Shelby Miller
Phone: (270) 618-2912
E-mail: Shelby@courageouskids.org
Web site: www.courageouskids.org
Location
Scottsville, KY
Date
June 5-10, 2010
Ages
7-15 years old
Comments
Open to boys and girls with bleeding disorders. |
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Camp Wounded Knee
Contact Information
Lori Keels or Penny Young
Executive Director
Louisiana Chapter of NHF
3636 South Sherwood Forest Blvd,
Suite 450
Baton Rouge, LA 70816
Phone: (225) 291-1675
Fax: (225) 291-1679
E-mail: lahemophilia@hipoint.net
Web site: www.louisianahemophilia.org
Date
July 25–30, 2010
Location
West Monroe, LA
Ages
6-16 years old
Special Camp Programs
Swimming, basketball, nature walks and horseback riding. Campers also enjoy paddle boating, canoeing, nature trails and swamp tours.
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NeHa Family Camp
Contact Information
Kevin Sorge
Executive Director
New England Hemophilia Association
347 Washington Street, Suite 402
Dedham, MA 02026
Phone: (781) 326-7645
Fax: (781) 329-5122
E-mail: ksorge@newenglandhemophilia.org
Location
Geneva Point Center, Moultonborough, New Hampshire
Date
August 10-14, 2010
Cost
$100 family registration fee (waived upon request)
Capacity of Camp
45 families/ 200 people
Average Number of Past Campers
200
Special Camp Programs
• Leader in training
• Self-infusion instruction
• Educational group sessions
• Woodshop
• Swimming
• Arts & crafts
• Archery |
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Camp Bold Eagle and Eagle Outpost
Contact Information
Tim Wicks
Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan
1921 West Michigan Avenue
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Phone: (734) 544-0015
Phone: (800) 482-3041
Fax: (734) 332-2889
Web site: www.hfmich.org
Location
Holton, MI
Dates
Session I--July 11-15, 2010, for boys and girls ages 6-10 years old
Session II--July 17-24 2010, for boys and girls ages 11-13 years old
Cost
$500 is for both Michigan and out-of-state residents. Scholarships are available for Michigan residents. Acceptance is not based on ability to pay.
Capacity of Camp
55 per session
Number of Past Campers
100
Special Camp Programs
- Counselor-in-training (CIT) program
- Fourth-year medical students do a rotation as camp counselors
- Self-infusion instruction for all ages with parents’ permission
- Prevention education on universal precautions, hepatitis, joint protection, exercise and early intervention
Eagle Outpost Traveling Camp
Contact Information
Tim Wicks
Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan
1921 West Michigan Avenue
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Phone: (734) 544-0015
Phone: (800) 482-3041
Fax: (734) 332--2889
Web site: www.hfmich.org
Date
June 20-26, 2010 for boys and girls ages 14-16 years old
Cost
$500 is for both Michigan and out-of-state residents. Scholarships are available for Michigan residents. Acceptance is not based on ability to pay. Travel around the state of Michigan.
Additional Comments
We are accepting males and females with bleeding disorders, including carriers ages 14-16 years old and campers from Michigan and other states. Campers from other states accepted as space is available.
Eagle Expedition
Contact Information
Tim Wicks
Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan
1921 West Michigan Avenue
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Phone: (734) 544-0015
Phone: (800) 482-3041
Fax: (734) 332--2889
Web site: www.hfmich.org
Location
Trinity Mountains/Northern CA
Date
July 31-August 7, 2010
Ages
16-24 years old
Comments
Open to youth from MI, IN, OH |
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Camp Courage North
Contact Information
James Paist
Executive Director
Hemophilia Foundation of Minnesota/Dakotas
750 South Plaza Drive Suite 207
Mendota Heights, MN 55120
Phone: (651) 406-8655
Fax: (651) 406-8656
E-mail: jamesp@hfmd.org
E-mail: hemophiliafound@visi.com
Web site: www.hfmd.org
Location
Lake George, MN
Date
July 11-17, 2010
Cost
$530 per child; scholarships are available
Ages
Boys and girls 8-18 years old
Camp Funded By
The Hemophilia Foundation of Minnesota/Dakotas with support from the University of Minnesota Fairview (HTC) and industry sponsors
Special Camp Programs
- Counselor-in-training (CIT) program
- Mentor program, 1st year campers by older campers
- Prevention education on universal precautions, hepatitis and joint disease
- Self-infusion instruction offered to all ages
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Camp Lake Stephens
Contact Information
Maggie Gallarno, RN
University of Mississippi Medical Center
Pediatric Hematology/Oncology
2500 North State Street
Jackson, MS 39216-4505
Phone: (601) 984-2710
Fax: (601) 984-5279
E-mail: mgallarno@ped.umsedu
Location
Oxford, MS
Date
July 12-17, 2010
Ages
7-17 years old
Comments
Open to boys with a bleeding disorder
Special Camp Programs
Includes horseback riding, ropes course, swimming and archery |
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MHA Wilderness Camp
Contact Information
Midwest Hemophilia Association
PO Box 412866
Kansas City, MO 64141
Phone: (800) 431-7960
Web site: www.midwest-hemophilia.org
Location
Lawson, MO
Date
August 3-7, 2010
Cost
Free for eligible children
Ages
7-17 years old
Camp Funded By
Private donors, chapter, industry grants
Geographic Area of Camp Attendees
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska
Special Camp Programs
Counselors in training program, adolescent campout and self-infusion instruction for all ages.
Camp H.A.W.C. (Hemophilia Adult Weekend Camp)
Contact Information
Jenny Massey
Phone: (618) 806-1801
Web site: www.camphawc.com
Location
Potosi, MO
Date
September 4-6, 2010
Ages
Adults 18 years old and older
Comments
It is a free educational weekend camp. The weekend is filled with swimming, fishing, boating, arts and craft, horseback riding, hiking and many more outdoor activities. |
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Big Sky Family Camp
Contact Information
Ann Schrader
Executive Director
Rocky Mountain Hemophilia and Bleeding Disorders Association
2100 Fairway Drive, Suite 107
Bozeman, MT 59715
Phone: (406) 579-0198
Phone: (406) 586-4050
E-mail: rmhemophilia@earthlink.net
Web site: www.rockymountainhemophilia.org
Location
Rotates each year in MT
Date
June 25-27, 2010
Ages
Open to families with a bleeding disorder. |
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Camp CoHoLo
Contact Information
Carl Clark
President
Nebraska Chapter of NHF
215 Centennial Mall South, Suite 512
Lincoln, NE 68508
Phone: (402) 391-0288
Phone: (402) PH-BLOOD (742-5663)
Fax: (402)742-5677
Web site: www.nebraskanhf.org
Location
Gretna, NE
Dates
July 18-21, 2010 Session I--Ages: 6-11 years old
July 21-25, 2010 Session II--Ages: 12-17 years old
Comments
CoHoLo is an acronym for Courage, Hope, and Love, the guiding principles behind the formation of our camp. The 4-H Center features 10 two-story cabins nestled within the wilderness and a large, air-conditioned lodge used for activities and meals. |
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Camp Independence
Contact Information
Jeanne Fivash
Hemophilia Foundation of Nevada
1850 Whitney Mesa, Suite 150
Henderson, NV 89014
Phone: (702) 564-4368
E-mail: info@hfnv.org
E-mail: jfivash@msn.com
Web site: www.hfnv.org
Location
Las Vegas, NV
Date
July 8-11, 2010
Ages
8-17 years old
16-17 years old, Leaders in Training Program
Comments
Camp Independence is specifically tailored to the needs of children with inherited bleeding disorders. Here they gain valuable skills needed for living independently, while at the same time having fun in a safe, medically supervised setting. Along with professional counselors, the camp is staffed by adults who themselves have a bleeding disorder and serve as mentors and role models for the youth. Interested youth are also given the opportunity to learn to self-infuse their clotting factor.
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Camp Sangre Valiente
Contact Information
Loretta Cordova
Executive Director
Sangre de Oro Hemophilia Foundation of New Mexico
1601 Valdez Drive, N.E.
Albuquerque, NM 87112
Phone: (505) 341-9321
E-mail: sangredeoro@comcast.net
Location
Sandia Park, NM
Date
June 6-11, 2010
Ages
7 -17 years old
Special Camp Programs
Swimming, wall climbing, ropes course, arts & crafts, education
medical HTC staff on site
Additional Comments
Children with bleeding disorders and their siblings living in New Mexico attend camp at no charge. Camp Sangre Valiente also offers a Counselor in Training (CIT) program for teens 15-17 years old.
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Camp FamNY
Contact Information
Bob Graham
103 Fay Road
Syracuse, New York 13219
Phone: (315) 463-5354
E-mail: Bobgraham04@msn.com
E-mail: contact@camphighhopes.org
Application available on the
Web site: www.Camphighhopes.org
Location
Lowville, NY
Date
October 9-11, 2010
Ages
Families and adults with a bleeding disorder
Special Camp Programs
Crafts, sports, waterfront, self-infusion training, football, Frisbee, basketball, archery, storytelling, campers court and talent show
Camp Little Oak
Contact Information
Homer Everson,
E-mail: Homer.everson@ymail.com
Location
Lowville, NY
Date
August 8-14, 2010
Ages
7-17 years old
Comments
Open to girls with a bleeding disorder, carriers, and sisters of boys with a bleeding disorder.
Camp High Hopes
Contact Information
Bob Graham
103 Fay Road
Syracuse, New York 13219
Phone: (315) 463-5354
E-mail: Bobgraham04@msn.com
E-mail: contact@camphighhopes.org
Application available on the Web site:
www.Camphighhopes.org
Location
Lowville, NY
Date
August 15-21, 2010
Double H Ranch Camp
Contact Information
Kathy Silcher
97 Hidden Valley Road
Lake Luzerne, NY 12846
Phone: (518) 696-5676
Web site: www.doublehranch.org
Date
(7 sessions, 6 days long)
Session 1 – June 25- 30, 2010
Session 2 – July 3- 8, 2010
Session 3 – July 11-16, 2010
Session 4 – July 20- 25, 2010
Session 5 – July 28- August 2, 2010
Session 6 – August 5-10, 2010
Session 7 – August 13-18, 2010
Ages
6-16 years old
Cost
No fees charged
No transportation
Average Number of Past Campers
950
Special Camp Programs
High ropes course, amusement park, swimming, arts & crafts, horseback riding, fishing
Comments
For children and teens with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders. At the end there is a session for alumni ages 7-21 who have previously attended Camp Double H Ranch. |
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Camp Rainbow
Contact Information
Jacquelyn P. Sauls, MS, CCLS
Rainbow Services Director
Phone: (252) 744-4676
Location
Neuse River near Arapahoe, NC
Date
June 13-19, 2010
Ages
Kindergarten-18 years old
Average Number of Past Campers
100
Comments
Limited to children being treated at the ECU Brody School of Medicine Pediatrics Hematology/Oncology Clinic in Greenville, NC.
Camp Carefree
Contact Information
Michelle Richardson
Camp Director
Comprehensive Hemophilia Center
Old Clinic Bldg. – 1st fl., Rm. W1022
CB#7016
UNC-Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7016
Phone: (919) 966-4733
Fax: (919) 966-8224
Location
Stokesdale, NC
Dates
June 20-26, 2010--Sibling Week
July 25-31, 2010--Well children of affected parent
Comments
This is a one-week camping experience for youngsters from North Carolina and neighboring states with specific health problems and disabilities.
Victory Junction Camp
Contact Information
Kimberly Cochran
Phone: (336) 495-2017
Web site: www.victoryjunction.org
Location
Randleman, NC
Date
June 13-17, 2010
July 18-22, 2010 Sibling week
Ages
6-16 years old
Contact Information for Sibling Week
Kristen Woolbert
Phone: (336)495-2002 Web site: www.victoryjunction.org |
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Camp NJOYITALL
Contact Information
Polly Partin-Welch
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
TCHRF, Room 2369
3333 Burnet Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45229-9981
Phone: (513) 636-5984
Phone: (513) 961-4366
Fax: (513) 636-5999
Web site: www.tsbdf.com
Location
Clarksville, OH
Date
July 11-23, 2010
Geographic Area of Camp Attendees
Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio
Ages
7-16 years old
Average Number of Past Campers
35
Special Camp Programs
•Self-infusion instruction for all ages
•Prevention education on universal precautions |
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Camp Independence
Contact Information
Betty Lockle
Oklahoma Hemophilia Foundation
1800 Chiswick Road
Edmond, OK 73034
Phone: (405) 271-3661
Phone: (405) 636-9831
Fax: (405) 271-3756
E-mail: bettyjolo@sbcglobal.net
Location
Tishomingo, OK
Date
June 9-13, 2010
Ages
Boys and girls ages 7–16 years old with bleeding disorders and their siblings
Number of Past Campers
60
Special Camp Programs
• Heredity
• Self-infusion instruction
• Basic hemophilia and von Willebrand disease education |
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Camp Tapawingo
Contact Information
Monica L Dickey
Executive Director
Hemophilia Foundation of Oregon
5319 SW Westgate Drive, Suite 126
Portland, OR 97221
Phone: (503) 760-3433
Phone: (503) 297-7207
Fax: (503) 297-0127
E-mail: hfo@easystreet.net
E-mail: tomandmonica@comcast.net
Web site: www.hfo.info
Location
Falls City, OR
Date
August 1-7, 2010
Ages
1st grade-high school sophomores
16-18 years old--Counselors in Training
Number of Past Campers
60
Comments
There are a wide range of activities including mountain biking, horseback riding, archery, swimming, hiking, canoeing and arts & crafts.
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Camp Hot-To-Clot
Contact Information
Jackie Luca
Camp Director
Western PA Chapter of NHF
20411 Route 19, Unit 14
Cranberry Township, PA 16066
Phone: (724) 741-6160
E-mail: hottoclot@yahoo.com
Web site: www.westpennhemophilia.org
Location
YMCA Camp Kon-o-Kwee- Spencer Fombell, PA
Date
August 8-14, 2010
Cost
$50 deposit is refundable upon registration at camp. Free to in-state campers and all staff. $400 is for out-of-state campers; travel to be arranged by camper and home state hemophilia foundation or association.
Ages
7-17 years old and their siblings, and children of parents with bleeding disorders
15-18 years old--Leaders in Training
Camp Funded By
Private and corporate donations; industry; grants
Ethnic/Cultural Background
Multicultural
Geographic Area of Camp Attendees
Primarily Pennsylvania, if space warrants campers from other states are welcome
Average Number of Campers
40
Special Camp Programs
Wall climbing, healing through journal writing, art & crafts and golf
Additional Comments
Other children from Pennsylvania generally attend hemophilia camps in West Virginia and Hole in the Woods Ranch in New York. The Western Pennsylvania Chapter supports and arranges attendance for children in West Virginia and other out-of-state camps.
Dragonfly Forest
Contact Information
Dragonfly Forest, Inc.
1100 E. Hector Street, Suite 333
Conshohocken, PA 19428
Phone: (610) 298-1820
Fax: (267) 434-0100
E-mail: info@dragonflyforest.org
Web site: www.dragonflyforest.org
Location
Westtown, PA
Date
July 10-15, 2010
Ages
7-14 years old
15-17 years old--Teen Leadership Program |
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Camp Freedom
Contact Information
Cathy Baggett
Tennessee Hemophilia and Bleeding Disorders Foundation
203 Jefferson Street
Smyrna, TN 37167
Phone: (615) 220-4868
Location
Linden Valley in Linden, TN
Date
July 26-30, 2010
Ages
7-15 years old |
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Camp Ailihpomeh
Contact Information
Sabrina Farina, SW
Gulf States Hemophilia & Thrombosis Center
6655 Travis Street
Houston, TX 77030
Phone: (713) 500-8370
E-mail: Sabrina.Farina@uth.tmc.edu
Location
Morgan, TX
Date
July 18-23, 2010
Ages
7-14 years old
Camp Ailihpomeh Leadership Program
Contact information
Ed Kuebler
Gulf States Hemophilia & Thrombosis Center
ATTN: UT Houston Health Science Center
6655 Travis Street
Houston, TX 77030
Phone: (713) 500-8370
E-mail: Edward.K.Kuebler@uth.tmc.edu
Web site: www.texcen.org
Web site: www.lonestarhemophilia.org
Location
Morgan, TX
Date
July 18-23, 2010
Ages
15-17 year-old boys
Comments
The goal of the Leadership Program is to provide teens with an opportunity to continue the camp experience while learning valuable leadership skills, build friendships and gain education that will be important to them as they grow with a bleeding disorder. Our motto is: Dare to dream, follow your heart, trust yourself and reach for the stars!
Lone Star Family Camp
Contact Information
Lone Star Chapter of NHF
10500 Northwest Freeway, Suite 226
Houston, TX 77092
Phone: (713) 686-6100
Phone: 888-LSC-NHF1 (572-6431)
Fax: (713) 686-6102
Web site: www.lonestarhemophilia.org
Location
Burton, TX
Date
October 1-3, 2010
Ages
Family oriented
Comments
This is an opportunity to meet families from all over South Texas. You can gain support from others who understand; families benefit from each others’ experiences. The younger kids with a bleeding disorder get to see how older ones deal with it. Siblings get to meet other siblings and gain support.
Finally, for those parents who are apprehensive about sending their kids to camp, they get to see what it would be like for them. |
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Camp Valor
Contact Information
Scott Muir
Executive Director
Utah Hemophilia Foundation
772 East 3300 South, Suite 210
Salt Lake City, UT 84106
Phone: (801) 484-0325
Fax: (801) 484-4177
E-mail: smuir@hemophiliautah.org
Web site: www.hemophiliautah.org
Location
Tooele, UT
Date
August 2-6, 2010
Ages
8-13 years old
Open to boys and girls with a bleeding disorder, siblings and children of affected parents (ages 10-11 only)
Comments
The mission of the camp is to provide a safe, challenging and educational experience for children with bleeding disorders. Activities are carefully structured to enhance self-esteem, increase self-reliance, teach self-care, and develop friendships and concern for others. |
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Camp Holiday Trails
Contact Information
Tina LaRoche
Executive Director of Programs
400 Holiday Trails Lane
Charlottesville, VA 22903
Phone: (434) 977-3781
Fax: (434) 977-8814
E-mail: holidaytrails@nexet.net
Web site: www.campholidaytrails.org
Location
Charlottesville, VA
Dates
Session 1 – June 20- June 25, 2010
Session 2 – June 27 – July 9, 2010
Session 3 – July 11– July 23, 2010
Session 4 - July 25 - July 30, 2010
Cost
$250 (include lunch and 2 snacks)
Capacity of Camp
70 per session
Average Number of Past Campers
65
Camp Youngblood
Contact Information
Ashley Arquillia
Virginia Hemophilia Foundation
1505 Leewal Ct.
Richmond, VA 23832
Phone: (800) 266-8438
Fax: (804) 740-8643
Web site: www.vahemophilia.org
Web site: www.campholidaytrails.org
Location
Chesterfield, VA
Dates
May 22-24, 2010--Family Camp
May 30-31, 2010 – Adult Camp
July 25-30, 2010—Kids Camp
Ages
7-17 years old
Additional Comments
Camp is open to all children with bleeding disorders, their siblings and the children of adults with bleeding disorders, male or female. Traditionally our campers come from Virginia, Washington, DC, and Maryland. |
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Camp I-VY
Contact Information
Bleeding Disorder Foundation of Washington
Caprice Sauter, Camp Director
Phone: (206) 533-1660
E-mail: cpsauter@msn.com
Web site: www.bdfwa.org
Location
Gold Bar, WA
Date
July 18-23, 2010
Ages
This camp is for boys and girls with a bleeding disorder and their families.
Comments
In its 35th year, Camp I-VY is a family/kid camp. For a child under seven years old, a parent/family member must attend. For kids over seven, family attendance is optional.
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West Virginia Camp HemoVon
Contact Information
Anita Graham
West Virginia University Medical Center
Division of Hematology/Oncology
Health Sciences Center – Medical Center Drive
Rm. 4098, Health Sciences North
Morgantown, WV 26505
Phone: (304) 293-1205
Fax: (304) 203-2519
E-mail: agram@hsc.wvu.edu
Location
Morgantown, WV
Date
July 25-30, 2010
Ages
7-17 years old
Average Number of Past Campers
50
Special Camp Programs
Riflery, fishing, archery, hiking, rope course, field sports, arts & crafts, campfire and dance. |
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C.H.O.I.R. Stars for the Creative and Performing Arts
Contact Information
Sami Jankins
10240 W. National Avenue
PMB# 1891
West Allis, WI 53227
Phone: (262) 672-4647
E-mail: info@choirstars.org
Web site: www.choirstars.org
Location
Sheraton Milwaukee Brookfield Hotel
375 S. Moorland Road
Brookfield, WI
Date
August 6-8, 2010
Ages
13-18 years old
Cost
$200
Average Number of Campers
40-60
Special Camp Programs
An arts camp for teens with hematology, oncology, immunology and rheumatology disorders.
If there are any changes to the information in the directory, please forward them to: sroger@hemophilia.org . The directory is current as of 4.26.10. |
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