Every child amputee deserves a second chance
Join #ProstheticsForLife
Let's make sure that every child amputee can have access to prosthetic limbs and embrace life again.
About Prosthetics for Life
Let's make sure that every child amputee can have access to prosthetic limbs and embrace life again.
#ProstheticsForLife
Let's make sure that every child amputee can have access to prosthetic limbs and embrace life again.
Thousands of children around the world are losing limbs to war, natural disasters, accidents or diseases. But, in many countries, they get little or no support at all.
That is why we have launched #ProstheticsForLife, a campaign to ensure that every child amputee gets the chance to run, play and live life to the fullest.
What is #ProstheticsForLife?
Assistive devices
We work across 45 countries to help thousands of children receive life-changing prosthetics.
Rehabilitation
We assess every child’s need to ensure personalised rehabilitation and physiotherapy.
Assistive devices
We work across 45 countries to help thousands of children access life-changing prosthetics.
Rehabilitation
We assess every child’s need to ensure personalised rehabilitation and physiotherapy.
Pioneer technology
We use innovative methods like tele-rehabilitation and 3D printing to make prosthetic limbs accessible to everyone.
Sustainability
We train local doctors and rehabilitation specialists in the countries where we work to build their capacity for the long term.
Pionner technology
We use innovative methods like 3D printing to make prosthetic limbs accessible to all.
Sustainability
We train local doctors and rehabilitation specialists to build their long term capacity.
Yes, I'll chip in!
Together, we can ensure that Prabin and every child amputee get the regular support they need to live a happy, healthy and independent life.
Can't set up a regular donation right now?
The difference you can make
Prabin, 6, was born without the lower part of his leg. The first years of his life were difficult for his family. They loved their little boy, but the community wasn’t very accepting of children with disabilities.
When the family first visited our partner rehabilitation centre CBR Biratnagar in Nepal, Prabin was just one and a half. Since that first visit, we’ve been able to provide him with 5 different prosthesis as he’s been growing older. Now, when he sees a football, he can’t keep calm!
“It was a wonderful change in our little boy,” his mother explains. “He accepted his leg right away and just began playing, running and even jumping like any other child of his age.”
Prosthetic limbs should be available to every child who needs one. If you agree, add your name and help us reach 5,000 signatures.
Make a lifesaving impact while enjoying yourself with your friends, colleagues or family by hosting a quiz, taking on a challenge or organising a bake sale!
Your ongoing support means that we can commit to helping child amputees long-term, ensuring they receive a new prosthesis every year as they grow.
Photos © A. Rahhal /HI, G. Prasad/HI