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Fire & Burn Foundation

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✓ BSN Verified Last reviewed September 9, 2026

California nonprofit health agency providing burn prevention education and burn-survivor support. Burn-survivor services described on the official website include youth support groups, Embers of Hope youth camp, financial or material assistance, emergency lodging and related support for families of burn patients, counseling and support sessions, and sponsorship assistance for eligible burn survivors attending retreats, camps, conferences, or similar activities.

Services & categories

Mental Health & Recovery

Programs & services

Specific programs and services listed for this organization.

Youth Burn Survivor Support Group

Active

Support groups for youth burn survivors offered at the Edward G. Hirschman Burn Center in conjunction with clinical treatment provided by burn-unit staff.

Peer & Community Support Mental Health & Recovery
Service area Local
Cost Free
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required Yes
Location Edward G. Hirschman Burn Center, Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, Colton, CA
States served
California
Who this program serves
Youth burn survivors receiving or connected with clinical treatment through the burn center; exact eligibility should be confirmed with the burn-unit social worker.
How to access this program
Call the burn-unit social worker at (909) 580-1080 for information and access.

Burn Survivor Sponsorship Assistance

Unknown

Limited financial assistance for eligible burn survivors seeking to attend support services outside the Foundation's service region, including youth or adult retreats, family camps, day trips, and burn conferences.

Financial & Practical Assistance Camps & Retreats
Service area Local
Cost Free
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Not listed
Referral required No
Location P.O. Box 1423, Colton, CA 92324
States served
California
Who this program serves
Burn survivor residing in Riverside or San Bernardino County; attendance must create a financial hardship; completed sponsorship application generally must be submitted at least 60 days before the event, although exceptions may be considered.
How to access this program
Complete the Burn Survivor Sponsorship Application and mail it to P.O. Box 1423, Colton, CA 92324, or fax it to 866-628-8047. Contact the office for current application and funding details.

Embers of Hope Youth Camp

Unknown

A four-day, three-night camp for burn-injured children, generally ages 5–17, with a young-adult Leaders in Training track described as ages 18–20. Activities include peer support, counseling support, recreation, meals, transportation, and trained staff support. Official pages describe free participation for children from Riverside, San Bernardino, Inyo, and Mono Counties and sponsorship efforts for eligible youth from other areas.

Peer & Community Support Mental Health & Recovery Camps & Retreats
Service area Local
Cost Free
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required No
Location CA
States served
California
Who this program serves
Burn-injured children generally ages 5–17; the official page also describes Leaders in Training ages 18–20. Free participation is specifically described for children from Riverside, San Bernardino, Inyo, and Mono Counties; outside-area participation may require sponsorship.
How to access this program
Contact the Activities Director or the Foundation office for current camp dates, applications, eligibility, and transportation details. Direct program contact listed on the official page is 951-704-6983.

Emergency Needs Fund

Unknown
Lodging Financial Assistance

Emergency and short-term lodging for low-income families of burn patients receiving treatment at the Edward G. Hirschman Burn Center, with possible transportation to and from the burn center for follow-up treatment and meals.

Housing & Transitional Support Financial & Practical Assistance
Service area Local
Cost Free
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required Yes
Location Edward G. Hirschman Burn Center, Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, Colton, CA
States served
California
Who this program serves
Low-income family members of burn patients being treated at the Edward G. Hirschman Burn Center, subject to demonstrated need, family income, expected follow-up needs, available resources, and available funds.
How to access this program
Families are referred by the burn-unit social worker and burn-unit nursing manager. The Foundation then works with the social worker to arrange assistance.

Special Assistance Fund

Unknown

Assistance related to burn-survivor recovery, including special equipment not covered by insurance such as pressure garments, burn-survivor retreats and conferences, counseling and support sessions, and special activities or group outings.

Mental Health & Recovery Financial & Practical Assistance Prosthetics & Adaptive Resources Camps & Retreats
Service area Local
Cost Free
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required Varies
Location Colton, CA 92324
States served
California
Who this program serves
Burn survivors and families who meet the Foundation's current assistance criteria; detailed current criteria are not published on the reviewed page.
How to access this program
Call the Foundation office at (909) 580-6339 to ask about current funding, equipment, counseling, retreat, conference, or activity assistance.

Resource information

Service areaMulti State
CostFree
Virtual servicesNot listed
In-person servicesAvailable
Referral requiredVaries
Location400 N. Pepper Ave., 4-N (Arrowhead Regional Medical Center), P.O. Box 1423, Colton, CA 92324

States served

California

Who this resource serves

Primary service area is Riverside, San Bernardino, Mono, and Inyo Counties. Eligibility varies by service. Youth support groups are connected with clinical treatment at the Edward G. Hirschman Burn Center; emergency assistance is for qualifying low-income families of burn patients receiving treatment there; camp and sponsorship services have age, residency, financial-need, or application requirements.

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.