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The weather continues to be amazing, and everyone is having a great time! Our days have been filled with fun activities, laughter, and plenty of memories being made.
Each evening brings a special camp activity. Last night was our annual Talent Show, tonight is the Survival Challenge, and tomorrow we'll wrap up the week with our End-of-Camp Party.
The Talent Show was a huge success! Campers showcased a wide range of talents. Some told jokes, some sang songs, and the clinic staff may have even shown off a few dance moves! Everyone put on a fantastic performance, and it was wonderful to see so many different talents and personalities shine.
We ended the evening gathered around the campfire, singing songs and enjoying time together.
We look forward to sharing more photos from the Survival Challenge and the End-of-Camp Party soon!
DAY 2-3
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What a great first day of camp!
Campers arrived full of excitement, with a few nervous butterflies mixed in. Throughout the day, they met their counselors, CITs, and fellow campers, and quickly began making new friends.
We took care of all the important safety information and camp procedures to ensure everyone feels comfortable and prepared for an amazing week ahead.
The weather couldn't have been better, making for a wonderful evening gathered around the campfire, singing songs, laughter, and camp memories in the making.
DAY 1
Often called “The week that lasts a lifetime” because of its profound effect on campers and counselors, Camp Frozen Chozen is a free weeklong camp for children that have completed first grade to 17 years old with opportunities for older participants through the Counselor program. Applicants must live in Alaska, have a diagnosed bleeding disorder (or a direct relationship with someone with a diagnosed bleeding disorder like sibling or parent), and be willing to follow all rules and regulations of camp. Not all applicants are necessarily selected to attend camp.
Camp Frozen Chozen is designed to allow children with special medical needs and their siblings the opportunity to experience camping and a variety of other traditional camp activities. Campers benefit from the educational programming regarding living with a bleeding disorder while having access to Alaska’s top bleeding disorder medical professionals.
Camp Frozen Chozen stresses personal independence and community.
Camp Frozen Chozen is a joint venture between the Alaska Hemophilia Association and the Alaska Bleeding Disorder Clinics and is funded through private donations and industry sponsorships.
A week that lasts a lifetime
