Funds, organizations & camps across Canada.
A directory of the burn funds, support organizations, and camps we're proud to work alongside. Not sure where to start? We'll help you find the right fit.
Burn funds & organizations
Regional funds and societies that support burn survivors and their families.
The community these funds, organizations and camps make possible — photographed at the National Forum.
Burn camps
Camps give survivors, especially children and youth, a place to belong, heal, and have fun.
Thinking of volunteering? Read what it involves →Burn units across Canada
Specialized burn centres treat severe burn injuries and receive referrals from across their region. If you or a loved one needs care, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department, admission to a burn unit is arranged by physicians.
Listed by province for reference. Most burn units accept patients by physician referral, for appointments or follow-up, use the hospital contact link on each listing. Please confirm current details with the hospital directly, as services can change.
ABA-Verified marks centres verified by the American Burn Association. SOAR marks centres offering SOAR peer support (Survivors Offering Assistance in Recovery), a program of the Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors, separate from ABA verification.
Prince Edward Island and the territories (Yukon, Nunavut, Northwest Territories) do not have designated burn units; patients are referred to centres in other provinces.
Not sure which is right for you?
Our team can help you find the fund or camp that fits, no cost, no pressure.