Indiana 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing supportive, recreational, developmental, peer-oriented, and family-focused experiences for burn survivors from infancy through young adulthood. Programs include annual summer camp, family outings and gatherings, young-adult programming, teen adventure trips, monthly or seasonal events, and educational scholarship support.
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Programs & services
Specific programs and services listed for this organization.
Aaron Norwood Memorial Scholarship
ActiveEducational financial support for burn survivors pursuing higher education or training, including college, university, trade school, apprenticeship, GED, licensing, or certification. Awards may help with tuition, educational materials, or housing.
Camper and Family Gatherings
ActiveYear-round family outings and gatherings for burn survivors and their families, including seasonal events, holiday celebrations, park or attraction outings, and the Winter Gathering. The program supports family connection, peer support, and positive shared experiences.
Summer Camp
ActiveAnnual week-long residential camp for burn survivors ages 8-18, with traditional camp activities, adventure activities, peer connection, life-skills development, emotional support, and Visitor's Day for families and supporters. The camp is held at Camp Tecumseh in or near Battle Ground/Brookston, Indiana.
Teen Trips
ActiveAdventure trips for burn survivors ages 13-18, including activities such as dude ranch experiences, whitewater rafting, kayaking, and other outdoor or cultural activities intended to build independence, confidence, teamwork, and leadership.
Young Adult Programs
ActiveProgramming for burn survivors ages 19-30 focused on personal development, community building, social connection, independence, life skills, resilience, and adventure.
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Who this resource serves
Programs primarily serve burn survivors from infancy through young adulthood and often include parents, siblings, and other family members. The organization states that programs are open to young Hoosiers who have experienced a burn injury or have been hospitalized for burns in Indiana. Specific age and participation requirements vary by program.
How to access services
Visit the official website, create an account, and enroll in available programs and events. Families may also contact Hoosier Burn Camp at 765-567-0115 or info@hoosierburncamp.org. Scholarship applications use scholarships@hoosierburncamp.org. Hospital or burn-center referral is common but is not required for every program based on the organization's stated open-access eligibility.