查理 12 岁时，在吸入蒸汽时大腿被烫伤。 他在医院住了六周，需要植皮来帮助烧伤愈合。 查理现年18岁，他希望通过筹款来帮助儿童烧伤信托基金，并通过分享他的故事和提高人们的烧伤意识来支持我们的预防工作。

我女儿一岁生日的第二天，她的头部、脸部和胸部被热咖啡烫伤。这是我始料未及的事情，也让我意识到了婴儿被烫伤的风险。

作为儿童烧伤信托基金的形象大使，我希望能帮助其他家庭避免这种经历。

Dr Aayesha Mulla is a Paediatric Clinical Psychologist with nearly ten years experience working with burn injured children, young people, and their families in an NHS paediatric burns unit.

She supports the psychological wellbeing of children, young people and their families on their burn injury recovery journey. Aayesha also works with schools and other agencies to support her patients and provides staff training and support.

Aayesha dedicates time to burn prevention and safety in her/the community and in household settings.

When Ann was a toddler, she sustained a burn injury from a fireplace that affected the use of her hand. Growing up, she underwent several skin graft surgeries, along with regular exercises and splinting treatments to help release the tension in her tendons and improve movement. She thanks God and the amazing teams at Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham for their skill, care, and compassion, and for the fact that she has a hand she can use today.

What could have been a frightening journey was made easier by the kindness of nurses, doctors, occupational therapists, and the Children’s Burns Trust, who helped her understand her injury and stay positive through it all. Now, as an ambassador for the Children’s Burns Trust, Ann hopes to raise awareness about burn prevention and support other children and families going through similar experiences. “I’m grateful every day for how far I’ve come. Recovery isn’t just about physical healing, it’s about faith, strength, and finding joy again.

Janine is an Occupational Therapist who has worked within a multi-professional team at a UK Burns Centre since 2001. She takes a holistic approach to rehabilitation, focusing on both physical and emotional wellbeing, and is passionate about supporting children, young people, and adults throughout their recovery from burn injury – helping them rebuild confidence and independence in everyday life.

Janine is dedicated to promoting burn prevention and first aid awareness. She delivers teaching sessions to children and teaching staff in primary schools, parents at local parenting classes, and health and social care professionals who work with children. To support this work, Janine has developed a range of accessible resources to help families, teachers, and community groups share practical information with confidence.

She is also passionate about highlighting the unique contribution Occupational Therapists can make to burn prevention, and teaches on undergraduate programmes at three local universities.

米歇尔是烧伤幸存者查理（Charlie）的母亲，查理在 15 个月大时曾将一大锅开水泼在自己身上。米歇尔和已经十多岁的查理都热衷于用自己的经历帮助其他儿童和家庭。米歇尔最喜欢看到查理活得充实、快乐、敢于冒险的样子。

尹迪亚是一名烧伤幸存者。三岁时，她的派对礼服着火，造成 40% 三度烧伤。 印度说 我的伤疤让我与众不同，我的事故让我坚韧不拔，我的经历让我学会了换位思考，让我有机会结识其他令人难以置信的幸存者，并参与到儿童烧伤信托基金等令人惊叹的慈善活动中。 

When Kiki (going by Crystal at the time) was 15 years old in 2016, they suffered an accident involving naked candles. Now 23, Kiki reflects on how that moment reshaped their life and motivated them to help others.

Read more about Kiki’s story here.

Krissie 曾是烧伤和整形外科的专科护士。Krissie 是院前烧伤护理、烧伤预防、教育和急救的倡导者，并撰写了临床专业指南、烧伤教育游戏和《家庭大错》儿童读物。

埃莉是烧伤幸存者罗茜-梅的妈妈。"我 4 岁的女儿罗茜-梅被误入歧途的烟花击中。她和其他孩子脸上的恐惧将永远伴随着我"。

佩里-伯恩斯（Perry Burns）13 岁时遭遇了一次飞机事故，导致他的生活发生了改变。如今，他经营着一家成功的企业，喜欢与儿孙们在一起。

劳拉是烧伤幸存者亚瑟（Arthur）的母亲，亚瑟在 2 岁 9 个月时被热饮严重烧伤。劳拉决心提高人们的意识，让人们知道这些事故是多么容易发生。

苏是一家地区烧伤中心的高级执业护士，拥有超过 25 年的烧伤护理经验，负责照顾成人、儿童及其家人。只要有机会，她就会在家庭周末和烧伤夏令营中担任志愿者，为儿童和家庭提供支持。 她的一项重要职责是提供烧伤护理教育，她热衷于推广烧伤预防。

克莱尔是一名护士长，是英国一家烧伤中心多专业团队的成员。她热衷于照顾烧伤的儿童/青少年及其家人，确保他们在住院、门诊及以后都能得到高标准的护理。 克莱尔是团体活动和烧伤营的志愿者，她乐于为儿童/青少年和家庭提供支持。

克莱尔热衷于推广烧伤预防和急救建议。

十几岁时，吉奥患上了脑膜炎和败血症，导致多种健康问题，包括双腿皮肤严重脱落。在对脑膜炎进行初步治疗后，他被转到烧伤专科医院，在烧伤病房里度过了几个月的时间，治疗严重的伤口。

"我花了一段时间才恢复过来，通过参加烧伤夏令营，我找到了支持，慢慢地重建了自信；我和朋友们一起踢足球、上大学、环游世界，现在我 30 多岁了，有了自己的女儿，可以享受与家人和朋友在一起的时光。 我希望我的经历能够帮助支持儿童烧伤信托基金的工作。

Liz is a consultant burns surgeon in the Birmingham Burns Service, looking after both children and adults with burn injuries. After completing surgical training in the West Midlands, she undertook a specialist burns fellowship in Chelmsford before taking up her consultant post in 2014.

She sustained a major scald injury as a toddler after pulling a kettle down onto herself. Her own experience as a burns patient over many years led to the decision to study medicine rather than her original plan of becoming a vet! Having experienced burns care as both a patient and a doctor, and as a mother to two young children, she is passionate about burns prevention as well as education and training for burns staff. She is delighted to become an ambassador with the Children’s Burns Trust and looks forward to working with the team.

Rob is a parent, a children’s nurse, senior lecturer and researcher based in Edinburgh, specialising in children and young people’s healthcare and higher education.  Rob previously worked as a senior nurse in a children’s burns service and as an ambassador is aiming to promote burn prevention and first aid awareness across the organisations he works with and raise the profile of the charity in Scotland.

I’m Tom, and first and foremost, I am a father to two beautiful girls, Bella and Lily, and partner to their incredible mum, Alex. I am immensely proud to serve as an Ambassador for the Children’s Burns Trust.

​Our connection to the charity began when Bella was nearly two years old and accidentally spilt a hot tea onto her chest. This led to full thickness burns, multiple surgeries, and ongoing scar management. We experienced firsthand the kindness, advice, and care the charity provides, and I became an Ambassador to give back to the organisation that supported our family through our toughest moments.

​Beyond prevention, I hope that by sharing our story, I can encourage others – particularly dads – to see the benefit of opening up and talking about the emotional impact of childhood trauma.

Rachel is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist who has worked alongside children, young people and families who have experienced a burn injury since she qualified as a psychologist. Rachel is passionate about promoting psychological care across all aspects of a patient’s journey and supporting psychological recovery in various ways to make meaningful difference to children and young people’s lives.

Rachel says: ‘It is a privilege to meet so many amazing children, young people and families in my work with the Pinderfields Burns Service. As a psychologist, I often spend time talking with people in a therapeutic space about their experiences after a burn; but alongside this I am aware of the importance of having the opportunity to meet other people who have been through a similar experience. This can be an incredibly powerful experience for children, young people and families. Working alongside Children’s Burns Trust and burns camps has been an absolutely vital part of this work and I am honoured to become an ambassador for the charity’.

At the age of 6 Sidrah sustained a burn injury to the left side of her body from a fireplace. Her personal experience has shaped who she is today and inspired her to pursue a career as a paramedic, where she dedicates her work to helping others in their moment of need. This led her to volunteer for the Children’s Burns Trust where she aims to provide children with the support and opportunities I wish I had had during my own recovery.

She understands how important encouragement, guidance and community can be in helping young burn survivors rebuild confidence and help them heal during their journey. “I hope to use my experience to reassure children and families that they’re not alone and that recovery is about more than healing physically its about finding strength, confidence, and joy again.”

I am a burn survivor and NHS Psychotherapist.  When I was 4 years old I sustained 28% burns from my living room gas fire. Between the ages of 8-16 I was fortunate to attend annual Burns Camp where I had the opportunity to form a support-network with burn survivors who experienced similar challenges to myself. Peer-support from Burns Camps empowered me to develop self-acceptance and confidence following my injury.

I now regularly volunteer at Burns Camp, Burn Club events, and support forums for children, adults, and families. My experiences inspired me to undertake my BSc Psychology research project into the effectiveness of children’s burns camps and pursue a career in clinical psychology. I am passionate to continue supporting those affected by burns and highlight the effectiveness of burn-specific psychosocial support.

‘I’m Charlotte, firstly mummy to little Oceania, the light of my life, and secondly a trainee English teacher. It’s an honour and a privilege to be an Ambassador for the Children’s Burns Trust. Oceania had an accident in December 2025 when she was 17 months old wherein she pulled a cup of boiling water down from the kitchen side. She experienced serious burns to her chest and arms. A week later, she developed suspected Toxic Shock Syndrome and was hospitalised. Thankfully she is doing well now and healing, but it had a profound effect on me.

I was diagnosed with PTSD and have been having therapy. I feel strongly that it is my duty to use our experience to help others, and also to try and prevent these kind of accidents. Burns are a lifelong injury and the healing process/aftercare is a part of our lives now. I hope that I can try to spread awareness, and do whatever I can to mitigate these kind of accidents occurring, and also support those who have experienced similar to us.’

Carol is mum to Phoebe, who sustained a burn injury when she was 5 years old. Carol contacted the charity in 2024 to ask about rehabilitation opportunities and emotional support. Since then she has attended a number of events with Phoebe. Carol joins the charity to help promote ongoing support to children & families in Northern Ireland.