The Multimedia Resource Library includes tip sheets, videos, stories, and so much more. Video content within the library has been developed by the AARBF Community; including our staff, volunteers, burn survivors and community partners! Videos from this section of the library have been categorized into five types; “Get Active”, “Get Focused”, “Get Support”, “Get Creative”, and “Get Connected.” You will find interactive videos about fun activities you can follow along with such as yoga, painting, and even belly dancing! You can also find informational videos that will give you tips and tricks on various topics such as productivity, money management, and nutrition! The library is also a great place for Prevention Educators to find resources on the topics they need to keep our communities safe. New content is added on a regular basis, so please take a moment to explore the library today!

The “What Now?” booklet was developed by burn survivors, family members, and burn care professionals to support Burn Survivor and their families: prior, during, and after the hospital discharge process. It is a starting point for finding resources and support. The information provided offers practical advice on ways to move forward.

The Burn Bulletin is a monthly electronic newsletter highlighting the activities of the foundation including special events, burn survivor recreational programs, speaking engagements, prevention efforts and so much more! It is also a great resource to discover upcoming events and volunteer opportunities.

Click on the link below to see a list of Burn Units operating in California, as well as state and national burn survivor support and burn prevention organizations.

Click on the link below to see the latest news and press releases issued by the foundation.

The Media Press Kit contains links to fire and burn statistics, a reference guide and fast facts about the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation. We also provide downloadable logos and photos.