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Where Scars Don't Limit

The Children’s Burns Foundation is a registered charity dedicated to supporting young people affected by burn injuries through the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital. Our mission is to help them realise that their scars don’t limit their potential.

Our Core Principles

At the Children’s Burns Foundation, we believe that achieving the best outcomes requires a combination of approaches:

01.

Research

Investing in world-class research allows us to maximise the chances of recovery and enhance long-term quality of life.

02.

Rehabilitation

Providing resources for the most effective and timely rehabilitative treatments is a vital first step on the path to recovery.

03.

Recovery

We support activities that build confidence, self-belief, and belonging, helping children and young people truly thrive together.

04.

Reintegration

Burn injuries can deeply impact young lives, physically and emotionally. We support their journey back to confidence.

At the Children’s Burns Foundation, we are proud to be a place...
…where scars don’t limit.

Professor Mamta Shah, Founder & Chair

Exciting Progress in Burn Wound Healing Research

Exciting Progress in Burn Wound Healing Research

Exciting Progress in Burn Wound Healing Research

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The BBA National Burns Awareness Day 2025: Raising awareness, changing lives

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Become a Trustee or supporter of the Children’s Burns Foundation

Become a Trustee or supporter of the Children’s Burns Foundation

Become a Trustee or supporter of the Children’s Burns Foundation

Feb 11

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