Camp Freedom! 

Camp Freedom is a weeklong camp for children ages 7 – 15

with a bleeding disorder or a carrier.

Breaking News! The 2013 Camp Freedom is scheduled for July 13-19, 2013 in Brandon Springs, Tennessee. 

NEW FORMS FOR 2013!

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Ages 7 through 15
2013 Camper Application

Ages 16 through 17
2013 Leaders in Training Application

Ages 18 and over
2013 Staff Application Form
(This is an online fill in form, please click link, read carefully and follow ALL directions.)
Please fill out our ONLINE FORM

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See what people are saying about Camp Freedom!

 Camp Freedom 2009 wrap up

What Camp Freedom Means to Me
By Ronnie

My name is Ronnie. I was born July 28, 1987 in Memphis, TN. I was diagnosed with severe Hemophilia A at 6 months. I also have a younger brother who has hemophilia and just like today, no one knew what that was growing up. The people around us had a hard time understanding, especially since we were so active when we weren’t having bleeds. When I was 7 years old, we went to our Hemophilia Treatment Center (HTC) for a check-up. We were told by our nurses and social worker that there was a camp for Hemophiliacs. When my brother and I found out about camp we were excited! Tennessee’s Camp Freedom became a place where I could just be myself and didn’t have to explain myself. I went to camp as a camper until the age of 15 learning about my hemophilia and how to self-infuse. When I was 16, I became a Junior Counselor at Camp Freedom. Since becoming a counselor, I’ve participated in youth leadership initiatives like NHF’s NYLI (National Youth Leadership Initiative), CLOTT (Community Leaders of Tomorrow Today), and other leadership programs provided by the (Tennessee Hemophilia Bleeding Disorders Foundation) THBDF.  In 2008, I won the Todd Hurt Counselor of the Year Award and at THBDF’s Annual Meeting the following year I received the Outstanding Camp Freedom Leadership Award for 2008. As long as I’m able, I will always be at camp and it will always be a part of my life.

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Camp Freedom is fun!
by Caleb

One of the best things I like about Camp Freedom is Gold Rush.  It’s ALL day FUN!

Tim is a great guy & I’m glad he is at camp.  I learned how to give myself my factor. A lot of kids did.  Camp Freedom is the best!  I have always had a blast!!  My friend Korbin is cool.  Mary is fun to be around.