You can share your experience and help other burn survivors and their families get tips on how to navigate the road to recovery. Peer support volunteers offer an opportunity to speak with someone who has traveled a similar journey. This program - recommended by the American Burn Association - facilitates one-on-one support for burn survivors and loved ones affected by burn injury. Survivors Offering Assistance in Recovery (SOAR) is a national survivor support program developed by health care professionals and burn survivors. Provide an opportunity for classmates to express their feelings about the child's injuryįor more information about these free support programs for adults, email Linda Colarusso.Encourage accepting behavior toward the burn survivor.Understand more about burns and burn prevention.This program intends to help classmates and teachers: Our School Re-Entry Program helps children returning to school after sustaining a burn injury by preparing classmates and teachers for the child’s return. Please email Kate Hamelin if you and your child would like to receive information about upcoming activities.Ĭheck Other Support Resources School Re-Entry Program Our youth programs provide a therapeutic, recreational and safe setting for children to be together, find support and have fun throughout the year. We host activities, outings and events for kids in the rehabilitation phase of their burn recovery and beyond. Our Child Life Services specialists help your child navigate the hospital experience. Support for Children & Teens Youth Programs
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