Let´s Change the Landscape of Latin American Burn Care
Here´s how you can take action today:
The Burn Crisis
Every 5 seconds, a burn injury requiring medical treatment occurs worldwide. In Latin America, the true number is unknown, but it’s suspected to be in the millions. The rate of child deaths from burns is over seven times higher in low- and middle-income countries than in high-income countries. Alarmingly, 7 out of 10 children suffer from burn injuries before reaching the age of 4. We firmly believe that no child’s life should be tragically impaired by a burn.
Transforming Burn Care Through Collaboration
Through international collaboration, we can transform Latin American burn care. This approach harnesses collective wisdom and resources, fostering knowledge exchange and innovation. While simultaneously empowering local communities, nurturing talent, and fostering continuous learning, we can bridge the gap in burn care.
RELAQ: A Groundbreaking Initiative
This groundbreaking initiative aims to consolidate and analyze burn injury data across Latin America. By gathering comprehensive information about burn incidents, treatments, and outcomes, RELAQ will provide a valuable resource for healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers. This data-driven approach will lead to more effective prevention strategies, improved treatment protocols, and better outcomes for burn victims.
Let´s Change the Landscape of Latin American Burn Care
We believe in the power of collaboration and invite you to join us in this mission. With your support, we can accelerate our efforts and make a significant difference in the lives of burn victims in Latin America. Let’s bridge the gap of Latin American burn care together. Your contribution can help us transform the landscape of burn care in Latin America and ensure that every burn victim receives the best care.
Supporting the RELAQ project is simple and tax-deductible through COANIQUEM Burned Children Foundation (BCF), a registered 501©(3) non-profit organization in the United States.