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HFM Camping Programs
Camp Bold Eagle * Eagle Outpost * Eagle Expedition Counselor-In-Training Program * Job Opportunities
2008 Camp Dates July 7-9 CIT Orientation
Download 2008 CBE Application Here! Map to Pioneer Trails Camp, the home of Camp Bold Eagle This specialized camp for children with hereditary bleeding disorders serves boys and girls ages 6 through 13. Camp Bold Eagle is located on the shores of Big Blue Lake in Holton, Michigan. Campers return year after year to catch up with old friends and meet others with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders. Camp Bold Eagle offers a variety of camp activities, including archery, arts & crafts, fishing, swimming, boating, nature exploration, and bleeding disorders education.
Campers are encouraged to learn to self infuse their own factor while at camp, learning them a coveted "Butterfly Award." Over 50 dedicated volunteers, including people with hemophilia, medical professionals, and University of Michigan Medical School students commit endless hours to ensure the success of Camp Bold Eagle year after year.Individuals interested in camp, either potential campers or staff Watch the video CIT Training: July 7-9, 2008 Download 2008 CIT Application Here
Former campers ages 16 and 17 are invited to join the C.I.T. program as a stepping stone to prepare for a full staff position. A special program has been developed which emphasizes communication and leadership skills. C.I.T. applications must be filled out and returned to HFM by March 28, 2007 C.I.T. training takes place at Pioneer Trails Camp preceding the regular staff orientation and the Camp Bold Eagle sessions.
June 22-28, 2008 Click here for a 2008 Outpost Application August 1-9, 2008  Download a 2008 Eagle Expedition Application Eagle Expedition is HFM's newest camping program for young adults aged 16-24 who reside in Michigan, Indiana or Ohio. This week-long adventure to the Trinity Mountains of Northern California will feature activities such as white water rafting, rock climbing, ocean fishing and sleeping under the stars. For the third summer, this program will be funded by the generous support of Cascade Hemophilia Consortium in honor of Andy Voegtle. It honors his visionary leadership and his monumental contributions to the bleeding disorders community. The objective is to work with young adults in the bleeding disorders community to further develop their leadership qualities while providing a memorable experience they will carry with them for the rest of their life. To apply, young adults need to fill out an application form as well as provide a written recommendation to the Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan by May 24, 2007.
Employment Opportunities
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