Burn Survivors

Looking to connect with someone who understands what you’re going through? Burn survivors can request a one-on-one peer support meeting for personal encouragement and shared experience. Our peer support team is here to listen, support, and walk alongside you in your recovery.

Request a one-on-one meeting for peer support

The mission of Texas Burn Survivor Society (TBSS) is to provide care, comfort, and essential services to the critically burned and their families.

TBSS has created successful programs of patient support which have assisted thousands of burn and thermal injury survivors to achieve a successful return to normal and productive lives.

For more information, visit the Texas Burn Survivor Society website.

Empowering the burn community around the world. Phoenix Society serves burn survivors, loved ones, burn care professionals, researchers, and anyone else committed to empowering the burn community and building a safer world. Phoenix Society is the nation's leading nonprofit dedicated to empowering those affected by burn injuries. With a rich history of impact and advocacy, they serve as the premier resource for burn survivors, their loved ones, and the professionals who support them. Their expertise and experience drive meaningful change, fostering resilience and a stronger, more connected community.

• Phoenix SOAR (Survivors Offering Assistance in Recovery)
  Phoenix SOAR connects burn survivors and their loved ones with others who have faced similar experiences. Whether you’re recovering from a burn injury or supporting someone who is, Phoenix SOAR offers understanding and guidance through peer support. Learn more about Phoenix SOAR.
• Community Calendar
  Stay connected and engaged with community events, workshops, and support groups through the Phoenix Society’s community calendar. View the Community Calendar.
• More Information
  For resources, blogs, and opportunities to connect with other burn survivors, visit the Phoenix Society website.

The Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center (MSKTC) works closely with researchers in the 4 Burn Model Systems to develop resources for people living with burn injuries and their supporters. These evidence-based materials are available in a variety of formats such as printable PDF documents, videos, and slideshows.

To view resources, please visit the MSKTC website.