Our 32nd Annual Family Camp will be held from Wednesday, June 26 to Saturday, June 29 at Geneva Point Center on Lake Winnipesaukee in Moultonborough, New Hampshire.

Since 1992, NEHA has offered Family Camp to anyone with a bleeding disorder who receives care in one of the six New England states. This vital program aims to accomplish two goals: to increase acceptance and management of the diagnosis and to build strong community connections.

Activities and Overview 

• Children ages 4-12 will be assigned to color groups based on their age and will rotate through a variety of activities including arts and crafts, woodshop, archery, field games, and waterfront activities on Lake Winnipesaukee. Family Camp helps campers learn how to self-infuse for the first time in a relaxed and supportive environment. For those who are deemed eligible by their hematologist, self-infusion classes will be taught by medical professionals.
• Childcare is available for infants to age three.
• Teens ages 13-15 will participate in Adventure Club, a program that combines traditional camp activities with opportunities to learn self-dependence skills. Teens will also participate in a special activity to challenge them to self-infuse in a non-traditional environment (like on a paddle board, on a hike, etc).
• Teens ages 16-17 are junior counselors.
  • Please note: all attendees under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
• Young adults ages 18+ are counselors or volunteers.
• Parents will have their own educational sessions while their kids rotate through the activities with their color groups.
• Kids and parents will share all meals together, and will participate in family activities together throughout the week.

Important Dates

• February 26: Applications Open in Jotform
• April 1: Applications Close
• April 26: Families Notified of Acceptance
• May 24: Registration Fees Due
• June 25 – June 26: Staff and Counselor Training
• June 26 – June 29: NEHA Family Camp
  • A full agenda for Family Camp will be shared with accepted families. 

Application Process 

• Applications to attend Family Camp are now closed.
• Details will be shared with accepted campers soon about the next steps in the registration process. For more information, see our important dates section above.
• To be added to our Waitlist, please email Sarah Shinkman, NEHA’s Program Director, at [email protected].

Family Camp Cost

We are proud to subsidize 95% of the cost of Family Camp to make it affordable for everyone in our community to attend. Family Camp is made possible through the generous donations of individuals, industry sponsors, and several of the Hemophilia Treatment Centers in our region.

• The registration fee is $125 per family for 2024 NEHA Members.
• For non members, the fee is $175 per family. Become a member here.
• For families who are unable to afford the registration fee, we are happy to offer assistance through the Anneliese Seitz-Mund Scholarship.
  • Looking to help a family attend Family Camp? Support the Anneliese Seitz-Mund Scholarship Fund by clicking here.

For those who are accepted to attend Family Camp, registration fees are due in full by Friday, May 24. More information will be shared with those who are accepted.

Each year, Family Camp is a place where life-long memories and friendships are created. If Camp has meant something to you, your family, or anyone special, recognize them with a commemorative brick at Geneva Point Center.

By purchasing one or more bricks, you will make a unique and permanent contribution to Family Camp. All funds raised directly support Camp.

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