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Health/Disability Related Support Groups | Burns Recovered

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Resource Name:Health/Disability Related Support Groups | Burns Recovered

address

6220 South Lindbergh Boulevard, Suite 203, Saint Louis, MO 63123

Eligibility

  • Burn survivors
  • Family and Friends of burn survivors

Required documents

No Documentation Required

Hours

  • St. Louis meetings are held the first Thursday of each month - 6:00pm at Mercy Hospital, 615 South New Ballas Road in the Burn Center Waiting Room, St. Louis, MO 63141
  • Springfield meetings are held the first Thursday of each month - 6:00pm at Mercy Springfield, 1235 E Cherokee St, Springfield, MO 65804, first floor main entrance
314-939-1550

Voice

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Main

314-939-1555

Fax

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Fax

To access this service, contact:

Carrie Warren (Executive Director)

Kanisha Anthony (Community Support Specialist)

Madeleine Carson (Director of Youth Programs)

Languages

English

Application process

Apply In Person For Service

Fees

No Fees

Service area

St. Louis City/County, Jefferson, St. Charles Counties, Greene Counties in Missouri
The mission of Burns Recovered is so help burn survivors across the Midwest live life to the fullest without limitations, fear, or insecurity. We fulfill our mission by providing support for burn survivors and their families, as well as community outreach to increase burn awareness and prevent burn injuries. Services include Scholarships, Fire Prevention Information, Prosthetic devices, Wigs, Medical Equipment/Supplies, Incidental Medical Expense Assistance, Disability Awareness Programs, Therapeutic Camps and Health/Disability Related Support Groups. ALSO KNOWN AS Midwest Childrens Burn Camp

Last Assured

12/18/2025

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United Way of Greater Kansas City 211

Providing organization

BURNS RECOVERED
The mission of Burns Recovered is to help burn survivors across the Midwest live life without limitations, fear, or insecurity. We fulfill our mission by provides support for burn survivors and their families, as well as community outreach to increase burn awareness and prevent burn injuries. Services include Scholarships, Fire Prevention Information, Prosthetic devices, Wigs, Medical Equipment/Supplies, Incidental Medical Expense Assistance, Disability Awareness Programs, Therapeutic Camps and Health/Disability Related Support Groups. ALSO KNOWN AS MIDWEST CHILDREN'S BURN CAMP