Home      Inhibitor Family Camp
Print this pageAdd to Favorite
Countdown to Inhibitor Family Camp:     
Days    Hours    Min    Sec    

     Questions?  Email us at:
 
Want to be a part of Inhibitor Family Camp?
 
If you and your family are interested in attending this Spring's camp program, click HERE to see if you pre-qualify.
 
Camp Dates: Friday, April 13th, through Sunday, the 15th, 2012
Location: The Painted Turtle in the foothills of Lake Hughes, California
 
For more information on qualifications, go to our FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Page.
 
 
 
 
Campers and Physicians can use the Upload Center to submit time-sensitive registration documents.
 
 
About Inhibitor Family Camp
 
There are currently 50+ camps across the country that serve the bleeding disorders community;  however, none address the unique needs of those living with inhibitors.
 
Until now...
 

 
Click here to see:

 
 It's all in the DETAILS
 
To get a more specific idea of what the program may consist of, check out last Fall's agenda!
 
 
CHES Thanks Novo Nordisk
Comprehensive Health Education Services would like to express a special "Thank You!" to Novo Nordisk for making Inhibitor Family Camp possible.  Your generous donation is much appreciated!
 
 
 
 
 
The Painted Turtle
 
The location of our third Inhibitor Family Camp couldn't be better!  The Painted Turtle situated in the foothills of Angeles National Forest in Lake Hughes, California, was founded in 1999 by actor Paul Newman and Page Adler.  It was the sixth addition to the Paul Newman family of Hole in the Wall Camps.  It is the only camp of its kind for children with serious illnesses and their families on the west coast.
 
 
 
Note:  By clicking on the The Painted Turtle logo above, you will be directed to The Painted Turtle Camp site.  CHES is not liable for claims and/or statements made on the site.
 
The fun never stops at The Painted Turtle with activities that include arts & crafts, archery, boating & fishing, and horseback riding.

Each family will be assigned a "camp pal" for the weekend. Your "camp pal" will show you around and help take care of your children, while providing parents time to attend educational sessions. But don't worry; we left lots of unstructured time so the parents can play too!