Sign up your child for our award-winning camp experience! Children ages 7-17 age eligible to attend this getaway in the mountains which includes cabin style living, s'mores around the fire, fishing, ziplining, swimming, fun all camp activities, and more! The Hemophilia and Thrombosis Center also provides a full medical team to provide bleeding disorders education and medical care.

This year children ages 13-17 will also be going on a mid-week camping offsite with the Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center.

More details can be found in the application! Register here: https://hemophilia.campbrainregistration.com/

¡Únase a nosotros para una cena gratuita y un programa educativo sobre salud mental presentado en español en Fort Collins! DrugCo patrocina amablemente este programa. Regístrese hoy y deje que otros en la comunidad sepan.

We are excited to be bringing a bilingual community forum on mental health to our Northern Colorado community! Thanks to the generous support of DrugCo and Octapharma, we are able to offer a conversation about mental health struggles as they relate to bleeding disorders and brainstorming how we can best support each other with facilitators who will translate between English and Spanish so we can share in one discussion over a delicious meal. Join us for an opportunity to discuss, share your story, and connect with other people who share your concerns and hopes!

All women in Colorado, connected to the bleeding disorders community are invited to join us as we discuss the logistics of traveling with a bleeding disorder during an online session. We'll review the rules of traveling with meds through TSA/airlines, getting travel letters from your provider, traveling abroad, and planning for medical care away from home. Any specific questions should be emailed to pammigilore@gmail.com ahead of time so they can be researched and addressed with the group. During the second half of our gathering, all attendees are encouraged to "show and tell" their current travel bags/products and to discuss what tips & tricks have worked for you. Come prepared to share either "the strangest place you have self-infused or infused someone else." Thank you to the Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan (HFM) for sharing their Ruby Connection program with us through their Leaders in Action initiative. Through their generous support, a grant has been provided to reimburse meals (up to $30) for attendees who RSVP a week in advance, actively participate, and have their cameras on during the session.

Registered participants will receive a link for the zoom meeting to the email they registered with the week of the event.

Join us for a morning of biking with fellow members of the bleeding disorders community! Everyone will meet at Village Greens Park by the mountian bike track to social and group up with people of similar skill level to ride the trail. Participants will need to provide their own bike and protective equipment. Village Green Park amenities include a playground, picnic tables, interior restrooms, and a water dispenser to make the morning more enjoyable.

The mountain bike skills course is approximately 2.75 miles long and provides a single-track trail experience. The course contains over 100 obstacles, which vary in difficulty, ranging from beginner to black diamond obstacles. Each obstacle in this area has a bypass should the rider choose not to attempt an obstacle. At the north end of the single track are two smaller, more challenging loops: the hill loop and the prairie loop. The hill loop has more steep climbs and even segments of track containing difficult, black diamond obstacles and no bypasses. Riders are reminded to wear protective gear and to ride within their skill limits. The rider’s approach speed, line, and balance will affect their ability to maneuver over the different features successfully.

We are so excited to offer a new opportunity to teens in the Bleeding Disorder Community through partnership with the CU Anschutz Heath and Wellness Center! We will be offering a cooking class for participants ages 14-18 led by a certified nutritionist to learn how to make a taco recipe. The class will include a live demonstration, discussion of how to modify the recipe to fit various needs, and education on good nutrition. This is a great way for teens to gain some independence and experience something new. Participants will then have the opportunity to share the meal with each other!

Participants will need to complete the following waivers along with this registration form:

17 Years or Younger: https://ucdenverdata.formstack.com/forms/cookingclass_waiver_minors

18 Years or Older: https://ucdenverdata.formstack.com/forms/cookingclass_waiver