National nonprofit organization providing emotional support, counseling, financial assistance, and recovery support to burned children and their families. Services described by the organization include transportation and lodging for hospital or clinic visits, counseling and certain out-of-pocket medical or recovery costs, support with school and extracurricular participation, survivor and family support, a toll-free support line, Phoenix House recovery services, and Camp Phoenix.
Services & categories
Programs & services
Specific programs and services listed for this organization.
Burn Support Group
ActiveSupport group for burn survivors and their families addressing adjustment issues such as public reactions to burn scars and parent-child interaction.
Burned Survivor and Family Support / Financial Assistance
ActiveEmotional support and financial aid for burned children and their families, including counseling, certain out-of-pocket medical and recovery costs, transportation and lodging for hospital or clinic visits, bandages, compression garments, prescriptions, clothing and makeup, sports or hobby costs, and other support intended to help children avoid reclusion and return to productive activities.
Return-to-School and School Participation Assistance
ActiveSupport intended to help burned children return to school and participate in school or outside activities, including school clothing and shoes and costs related to sports, dance, band, and other activities.
Camp Phoenix — National Burned Children’s Recovery Camp
UnknownA weeklong camp for children recovering from burn injuries, emphasizing peer connection, acceptance, self-esteem, social adjustment, outdoor activities, and interaction with adult burn survivors. The organization also describes funding for camp and airfare.
Phoenix House Recovery Facility
UnknownA stated 10-bed recovery center for burned children described as socially withdrawn or experiencing high trauma, providing immediate recovery support and helping children cope with the effects of burn injuries.
Resource information
Who this resource serves
Primary financial-aid eligibility is described as a burned child under age 18 who lives in the United States, with a parent or guardian submitting a written request for assistance. The organization also describes support for children and their families and a support group for burn survivors and families. Eligibility for individual services may vary and should be confirmed directly.
How to access services
Use the organization’s request-for-services or assistance process, contact form, or toll-free Burned Survivor Support Line at 1-800-799-2876. The official resources page says parents or guardians may submit a written request for assistance. Contact the organization directly to confirm current availability, documentation, and eligibility for Phoenix House, Camp Phoenix, counseling, financial aid, and support-group services.