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Therapeutic Camps | Burns Recovered

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

Eligibility
  • MCBC: young people Ages 6-17 years who have survived burn or smoke inhalation injury
  • Changing Times: Young adult burn survivors ages 18-25 as they transition from being a camper at MCBC and open to young adult burn survivors who have never had the opportunity to attend burn camp
  • Family Camp: burn survivors of any age and their family members who reside in the same household
Required documents
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Hours
  • MCBC: One week annually, typically the first week of August
  • Changing Times: annually on President's Day Weekend
  • Family Camp: one weekend annually, call office for dates
314-939-1550
Voice·

Main

314-939-1555
Fax·

Fax

To access this service, contact:

Carrie Warren (Executive Director)

[email protected]
314-939-1550

Kanisha Anthony (Community Support Specialist)

[email protected]
314-939-1550

Madeleine Carson (Director of Youth Programs)

[email protected]
314-939-1550
Languages
English
Application process
Call or Visit Website at www.brsg.org To Apply
Fees
No Fees
Service area
  • Missouri State
  • Illinois State
  • Kansas State
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
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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