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Join Our Burn Family

Our patients and their families are at the heart of everything we do and why we exist.

Join Our Burns Family connects burn survivors, families, and caregivers with the Fiona Wood Foundation. By becoming part of our community, you will join a supportive circle of others who understand, stay informed about breakthrough research, and access valuable recovery resources. Together, we're creating a meaningful connection for everyone touched by burn injuries.

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Patient Support Resources

A burn is more than skin deep

We are dedicated to providing patients and their carers with the best possible treatment and support throughout the recovery journey. Through education and patient resources, we empower individuals to manage and treat burns effectively—transforming lives at every stage of recovery. 

From More Than Skin Deep to How to Help You and Your Child animations, the Life After Burn book, and Heal Your Skin, Burn Here—a culturally safe care resource for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples—we are here to help every step of the way.

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Adult Burn Research Participation

Be part of the revolution in burn care and recovery.

Your participation in our research studies is crucial in expanding our understanding of burns management and recovery. Together, we can save lives and profoundly improve the recovery journey for burn injury survivors, both locally and worldwide.

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Childhood Burns Research Participation

Join our mission to transform pediatric burn care and recovery. Your child and family's involvement in our research studies is essential in expanding our understanding of managing and treating childhood burns. Help us explore the complex questions surrounding the full-body and psychosocial impacts of burn injuries on children's health and wellbeing.

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Burn Management Program

This Burn Management Program is specifically designed for clinicians—nurses, doctors, paramedics—working in high-risk industries and regional areas of Western Australia. It provides evidence-based, face-to-face training that covers initial care, assessment, and management, focusing on paediatric and adult burns. Through face-to-face workshops with a skilled practitioner, participants will learn about first aid, fluid resuscitation, and wound dressing, equipping them with expert-level preparedness to handle burn injuries effectively. 

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Burns Awareness, Prevention, and First Aid Resources for the Community

Our evidence-based strategies, resources, and community awareness campaigns aim to reduce the frequency and severity of burn injuries by increasing awareness of burn hazards and prevention measures. Instilling key principles, such as the critical “20 minutes to cool a burn” rule, ensures more people know how to respond effectively, improving outcomes when burns occur.

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