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.
11 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
Promotes disability awareness, prevention, and rehabilitation through partnerships in Pakistan.
Pakistan
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
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Türkiye
Provides artificial limbs at cost and free care for people with low incomes, alongside rehabilitation and training.
Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh
Provides prosthetics, orthotics, physiotherapy, and audiology services for people with disabilities.
Pakistan, Kashmir
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
Provides free prosthetic and orthotic care and trains clinicians supporting amputees in Syria.
Syria
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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