The Jana Marie Lambert Memorial Scholarship was established in 2016 to honor Jana’s life. Born on
December 1st, 1968 in DeSoto, TX, Jana died from complications due to breast cancer on April 25, 2015
in Broomfield, CO. Jana is survived by her mother Janice, husband Ken and her children Carter and
Angelica. In her 47 years of life, Jana was the embodiment of optimism, lifting the spirit of everyone she came into
contact with. Jana traveled the world, provided a safe and loving home to other people’s kids, and
remained unfathomably positive in the face of cancer.

This scholarship is restricted to individuals who reside in the service area of the Colorado Chapter of the National Bleeding Disorders Foundation. The Academic Scholarship Application must be received at the NBDF Colorado office by June 30, 2024–no exceptions, electronic submissions only. Applications completed by anyone other than the applicant will not be accepted. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Selected recipients will be contacted after July 15, 2024. Payments will be made directly to the institution specified in the application and under no circumstances will funds be directly provided to individuals.

Please be sure to attach all supporting documentation in the area provided below. Incomplete applications will not be considered.

Application Checklist

Completed application:
Letters of recommendation
High school/college/university transcript (can be unofficial transcript)
Copy of acceptance letter from college/university (incoming freshman only)

This golf group is designed as a series to build golf skills and relationships with your fellow community members. This 4-8 week course is for the beginner to advanced with hands-on golf instruction and a great experience to connect with others. Pro Golfer Perry Parker will also be in attendance at one of the clinics! A group of 12 will be permitted to participate each week. Weekly attendance is preferred but participants can alternate

Two participants from each clinic will win a paid trip to the Junior National Championships (JNC) in Nevada and have the chance to win a $2500 donation for their local chapter!

Registration is open to men and women of the bleeding disorders community, and their children age 14 and up.

Welcome to Family Camp – where magical moments unfold, and lives are transformed! Immerse yourself in an extraordinary experience designed for individuals, families, and children living with a bleeding disorder. Our mission is simple yet profound: to unite the bleeding disorder community in a haven of fun, relaxation, support, and the forging of connections with like-minded families.

**Embark on a Journey of Transformation:**

At Family Camp, we are dedicated to achieving two pivotal goals. Firstly, we empower our community members by increasing and enhancing self-infusion skills, fostering independence, and building confidence. Secondly, we foster an environment that cultivates connections within our community, creating a network of support that lasts a lifetime.

**Unleash the Magic of Family Camp:**

Picture this – individuals and children gaining confidence and independence, forging life-long friendships, and creating cherished memories as they embark on thrilling adventures like canoeing, hiking, and mastering outdoor skills. Our camp is not just a place for recreation; it's a sanctuary of encouragement, mentoring, and education for those learning to self-infuse, a skill that transcends the campfire and becomes essential for life.

**Designed for Every Family:**

Family Camp is tailor-made for:
- Families with young children living with a bleeding disorder
- Families seeking connection within the bleeding disorders community
- Individuals or children eager to explore or take the first steps toward self-care and self-infusion

**Don't Miss the Adventure – Register Now!**

The clock is ticking, and the deadline for registration is May 26, 2024. Space is limited and participation cannot be guaranteed once all available rooms are booked. Secure your spot for a transformative experience that promises joy, camaraderie, and skills that last a lifetime. Join us at Family Camp – where the extraordinary happens!

Join us for an unforgettable experience with Backpacks+Bleeders for Families on The River rafting trip on Saturday, June 22nd! We'll kick off the adventure with a sponsored lunch by Bayer at the check-in location, followed by an exhilarating half-day of rafting.

Embark on a thrilling journey through the Bighorn Sheep Canyon, where a mix of mild to moderate adventures awaits amidst breathtaking landscapes. This area is renowned for its resident Bighorn sheep, offering glimpses of these majestic creatures along the riverbanks and rugged mountain slopes. As one of the best whitewater rafting spots for observing Bighorn sheep, participants often leave with cherished memories of encountering these elusive animals. Wetsuits and splash jackets are available as needed.

Get ready for an incredible day filled with adventure and natural wonders!

This registration is ONLY for teens 14-17 opting to participate in the Teen Leadership Weekend leading into camp with Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center. Teen Leadership Weekend is a chance for youth 14-17 to participate in a unique outdoor experience led by certified experts where they will have the chance to bond as a group and build their leadership skills. Activities will include rafting, hiking, camping and a variety of team-building concepts. A signed waiver will be required prior to participation. This is an extra opportunity to experience the outdoors in a small peer group prior to arriving at the larger camp. Campers will meet at the HTC on Friday morning and will depart by bus to the mountains for an unforgettable experience, and will be transported to Rocky Mountain Village on Sunday afternoon to join the incoming campers age 7-13.

In its over 40 years of existence, Mile High Summer Camp Programs have provided an opportunity to reach the youth in the bleeding disorder community. Mile High Summer Camp is a camp hosted by The Colorado Chapter of the National Bleeding Disorders Foundation and The University of Colorado Hemophilia & Thrombosis Center. Mile High Summer Camp serves campers affected with hemophilia, von Willebrand’s disease, and other rare chronic bleeding disorders from Colorado, Wyoming and Montana - empowering youth with bleeding disorders on their journey to independence, through a combination of self-infusion training, medical education, social support and therapeutic recreation. We combine the traditional components of the summer camp model with a fully integrated medical team to ensure that campers are safe throughout the duration of the experience, and that we have detailed records on bleeding disorder treatment plans to govern any unforeseen medical situations.

The National Bleeding Disorders Foundation (formally NHF)’s 76th Annual Bleeding Disorders Conference (BDC) will take place September 12-14, 2024 in Atlanta! We are excited to bring the bleeding disorders community together again for three incredible days of educational sessions, valuable networking opportunities, and exciting exhibits at the Georgia World Congress Center.

The Colorado Chapter encourages member participation in these unique experiences and has limited funds to help facilitate your involvement. To be eligible, you must reside in the service area of the CO Chapter and be willing to purchase all tickets and hotel accommodations in advance. Travel Grants are available for reimbursement after event participation is complete. Receipts must be submitted for processing.

2024 Grant amounts are as follows:
• Single Community Member: $750
• Two Members: $1,000
• Families of 3-4 (over age 2): $1,500
• Families of 5-8 (over age 2): $2,300

To be eligible for a travel grant, complete the application via the link below. Due to limited funding, not all applications can be awarded. Preference is given to active Chapter members who are first time attendees or have not attended the most recent previous conference. These grants can be used for event registration fees, transportation, and/or lodging expenses. Grants are contingent upon fund availability.