ORTHOTIC & PROSTHETIC CARE
60 humanitarian organizations in 59 countries providing orthotic, prosthetic, and rehabilitation care free of charge, donated, or for a small payment scaled to income — not a listing of commercial practices.
15 organizations, offering Prosthetics
Page 1 of 1Provides prosthetic limbs, braces, surgery, and rehabilitation for children who cannot afford orthopedic care.
Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Colombia, India, Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan, Somaliland
Supports amputees, their families, and their communities in southern Africa.
South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Lesotho, Eswatini
Helps people with limb loss obtain prosthetic fittings and rehabilitation when other funding is unavailable.
United States, Sierra Leone, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Philippines, Guyana, Mexico, Nicaragua, Honduras, Cuba, Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala
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Zimbabwe, South Africa, United States, Ukraine, Panama, Lebanon, Bosnia & Herzegovina
Helps children and young people with disabilities access education and support for everyday needs.
Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, Angola
Provides affordable artificial limbs and braces to help people regain mobility and independence.
Uganda, Democratic Republic of the Congo, southern Sudan
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Zambia, United States, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Haiti, Ethiopia
Trains local clinics to make, fit, and repair low-cost prosthetic components using locally available materials.
Kenya, Senegal, India, Bangladesh, Bolivia, Dominican Republic
Supports partners helping people with disabilities gain mobility, education, hearing, and job skills.
Zambia, Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, India, Nepal, Philippines
Supports people with disabilities and their communities through rehabilitation services in Sierra Leone.
Sierra Leone
Provides prosthetic and orthotic fitting, fabrication, rehabilitation, and education in Sudan.
Sudan
Provides free pediatric orthopedic and reconstructive care alongside family support, education, and research.
United States, Mexico, Russia, Lithuania, Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan, Iran, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Philippines, Korea, China; Africa
Advocates for equal participation and independent living for people with disabilities.
Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of the Congo
University students design and 3D-print free assistive hands for people with hand differences in Southern California.
United States
Develops rehabilitation programs that help people with disabilities participate in community life, education, and work.
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