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Arizona Burn Foundation

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✓ BSN Verified Last reviewed September 9, 2026

Arizona Burn Foundation is an Arizona nonprofit organization serving burn survivors and their families through a continuum of crisis, recovery, and long-term support. Services include emotional and financial assistance, peer and caregiver support, therapy referrals, medical garments and equipment, camps and retreats, leadership development, scholarships, and burn-prevention education. The organization states that it serves burn survivors and families throughout Arizona.

Services & categories

Mental Health & RecoveryCamps & Retreats

Programs & services

Specific programs and services listed for this organization.

Camp Connection

Active

A weekend getaway for burn survivors age 21 and older and their significant others, intended to strengthen and support their relationship and provide survivor-family connection.

Peer & Community Support Mental Health & Recovery Camps & Retreats
Service area Statewide
Cost Unknown
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required Unknown
Location AZ
States served
Arizona
Who this program serves
Burn survivors age 21+ and their significant others.
How to access this program
Contact Arizona Burn Foundation or monitor the official camps page for current dates, applications, and location.

Camp Courage

Active

A therapeutic residential camp in Prescott for child and adolescent burn survivors. The current camps page describes activities including horseback riding, mountain biking, swimming, arts and crafts, high ropes, rappelling, and therapeutic equine sessions. The page states that the camp is free and that survivors from Arizona and neighboring states attend.

Peer & Community Support Mental Health & Recovery Camps & Retreats
Service area Multi State
Cost Free
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required No
Location Prescott, AZ
States served
Arizona
Who this program serves
Children and youth who have experienced severe burn injuries; the current page identifies a youth age range of approximately 6-19 for the camp listing and states that Arizona and neighboring-state survivors attend. Applications and current age requirements should be confirmed directly.
How to access this program
Use the official Camps page to submit a new or returning camper application and review current requirements.

Camp Hope

Active

A camp or retreat for burn survivors age 26 and older, providing a safe environment for connection with other survivors and breakout sessions.

Peer & Community Support Mental Health & Recovery Camps & Retreats
Service area Statewide
Cost Unknown
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required Unknown
Location AZ
States served
Arizona
Who this program serves
Burn survivors age 26+.
How to access this program
Contact Arizona Burn Foundation or monitor the official camps page for current dates, applications, and location.

Camp Nurture

Active

A camp for burn survivors ages 0–6 and their families, designed to help families understand and heal physically, emotionally, and socially after a burn injury. A 2025 official announcement described family activities, arts and crafts, horseback riding, family time, entertainment, and a burn-survivor family Q&A panel.

Peer & Community Support Mental Health & Recovery Camps & Retreats
Service area Statewide
Cost Unknown
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required Unknown
Location AZ
States served
Arizona
Who this program serves
Burn survivors ages 0–6 and their families.
How to access this program
Monitor the official camps page and contact Arizona Burn Foundation for current applications, dates, and location.

Camp Thrive

Active

A weekend camp or retreat for burn survivors ages 18–25, focused on connection with other young adult survivors, relevant breakout sessions, personal growth, and recovery-related support.

Peer & Community Support Mental Health & Recovery Camps & Retreats
Service area Statewide
Cost Unknown
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required Unknown
Location AZ
States served
Arizona
Who this program serves
Burn survivors ages 18–25.
How to access this program
Use the official camps page for current application information and contact Arizona Burn Foundation for current dates and location.

Forever Courage Hospitality Program

Active
Temporary Medical Lodging

Crisis-care assistance that may include lodging assistance, transportation assistance, food vouchers, emotional support, and emergency financial assistance for burn survivors and families while the survivor is being treated at the Arizona Burn Center or Banner University Medical Center Tucson.

Housing & Transitional Support Mental Health & Recovery Financial & Practical Assistance
Service area Statewide
Cost Free
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required Yes
Location AZ
States served
Arizona
Who this program serves
Burn survivors receiving treatment at the Arizona Burn Center or Banner University Medical Center Tucson and their families, subject to program assessment and available assistance.
How to access this program
Ask the treating hospital team or contact Arizona Burn Foundation while the survivor is receiving care at one of the two named facilities.

H.O.P.E. Services and Recovery Care

Active

Helping Others, Promoting Empowerment services provide individualized recovery support through social workers, including emotional support, financial assistance, medical garments and equipment, therapy services, and other assistance. Recovery Care begins after hospital discharge, with staff assessing survivor and family needs and developing an appropriate care plan.

Peer & Community Support Mental Health & Recovery Financial & Practical Assistance Prosthetics & Adaptive Resources
Service area Statewide
Cost Unknown
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required Varies
Location 1432 N. 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85006
States served
Arizona
Who this program serves
Burn survivors and their families needing post-discharge recovery support; specific assistance is needs-based and determined through program assessment.
How to access this program
Contact Arizona Burn Foundation or ask a participating hospital/social-work team about access. The official page states that program staff assess needs and create an appropriate care plan.

Leaders-in-Training (LIT)

Active

A four-year leadership-development program for burn survivors ages 16–20 who have attended Camp Courage. It includes special Camp Courage programming, year-round gatherings, leadership development, and pathways to counselor or staff roles.

Peer & Community Support Education & Employment Camps & Retreats
Service area Statewide
Cost Unknown
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required Yes
Location 1432 N. 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85006
States served
Arizona
Who this program serves
Burn survivors ages 16–20 who have attended Camp Courage.
How to access this program
Use the official Apply to Join link on the Thrive Programs or Leadership Development page, or contact Arizona Burn Foundation.

Peer and Caregiver Support Groups

Active

Peer-led support groups facilitated by Arizona Burn Foundation Client Care Services. The survivor group is for burn survivors age 18 and older and meets virtually every other Wednesday and in person on the second Monday of each month at Valleywise Health Medical Center. The virtual caregiver group is for caregivers and loved ones of burn survivors age 18 and older and meets on the third Thursday of each month through Zoom.

Peer & Community Support Mental Health & Recovery
Service area Statewide
Cost Unknown
Virtual services Available
In-person services Available
Referral required No
Location 1432 N. 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85006
States served
Arizona
Who this program serves
Burn survivors age 18 and older for survivor groups; caregivers and loved ones of burn survivors age 18 and older for caregiver groups. The page states that groups are open to people affected by burn injury, subject to current participation guidelines.
How to access this program
Use the official support-groups page to RSVP and obtain current meeting details. Virtual meetings use Zoom; the in-person meeting is held at Valleywise Health Medical Center in Phoenix.

SOAR — Survivors Offering Assistance in Recovery

Active

A peer-support leadership program that trains burn survivors to comfort and support newly injured burn survivors while they are hospitalized.

Peer & Community Support Education & Employment
Service area Statewide
Cost Unknown
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required Yes
Location 1432 N. 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85006
States served
Arizona
Who this program serves
Burn survivors selected or accepted for peer-support training; detailed criteria are not published on the current page.
How to access this program
Contact Client Care Services for current SOAR participation and training information.

Therapy Services and Referrals

Active

Referrals for equine-assisted therapy, trauma yoga therapy, and mental-health counseling for burn survivors and their families coping with trauma and recovery.

Mental Health & Recovery
Service area Statewide
Cost Unknown
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Not listed
Referral required Yes
Location 1432 N. 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85006
States served
Arizona
Who this program serves
Burn survivors and their families; access is through Arizona Burn Foundation assessment/referral and depends on available providers.
How to access this program
Contact Arizona Burn Foundation's Client Care Services team for assessment and referral information.

Camps and Retreats for Burn Survivors and Families

Unknown

The current official camps page lists additional offerings for preschool-age survivors and families, young adults age 18-25, adult survivors and significant others age 21 and older, and adult survivors age 26 and older. These offerings provide family healing, peer connection, breakout sessions, networking, and weekend or retreat experiences. Individual names and dates are presented through the current camps page, but current availability and application details vary.

Peer & Community Support Mental Health & Recovery Camps & Retreats
Service area Statewide
Cost Unknown
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required No
Location 1432 N. 7th Street, AZ
States served
Arizona
Who this program serves
Varies by camp or retreat, including preschool-age survivors and families, young adults age 18-25, survivors age 21 and older with significant others, and survivors age 26 and older.
How to access this program
Review the current Camps page and contact Arizona Burn Foundation for current schedules, eligibility, applications, and availability.

Resource information

Service areaStatewide
CostMixed
Virtual servicesAvailable
In-person servicesAvailable
Referral requiredNo
Location1432 N. 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85006

States served

Arizona

Who this resource serves

Burn survivors, families, caregivers, and community members who meet the program's current participation guidelines.

How to access services

Use the official source for current program availability, support-group schedules, counseling access, and eligibility.

About BSN Verified: Burn Survivor Network has confirmed that this resource exists and that its listed contact and service information was reviewed using an authoritative source. Verification is not an endorsement, certification, guarantee of services, or guarantee of eligibility.