A Leg To Stand On
Multi-regionProvides prosthetic limbs, braces, surgery, and rehabilitation for children who cannot afford orthopedic care.
Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Colombia, India, Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan, Somaliland

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.
12 organizations, offering Rehab & training
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
Makes and supplies prosthetic limbs for Bolivian amputees with low incomes.
Bolivia
Provides orthotic and prosthetic services for children and adults in underserved communities.
Works toward establishing a center for rehabilitation, training, recreation, and prosthetic and orthotic production.
Ecuador
Provides medical care, rehabilitation, prostheses, and mobility aids through its center in Quito.
Ecuador
Trains local clinics to make, fit, and repair low-cost prosthetic components using locally available materials.
Kenya, Senegal, India, Bangladesh, Bolivia, Dominican Republic
Provides prosthetic fitting and fabrication, rehabilitation support, equipment, and education in Ecuador.
Ecuador
Helps people who need artificial limbs and orthopedic braces improve their mobility and daily lives.
Haiti, Bolivia, Mexico
Supplies prosthetic limbs and orthotic braces to people who otherwise lack access to mobility care.
Guatemala, Ecuador
Supports community rehabilitation, disability rights, and health initiatives, with its main rehabilitation work in Mexico.
Mexico; international projects
Develops rehabilitation programs that help people with disabilities participate in community life, education, and work.
Worldwide
Supports humanitarian work serving people living in poverty around the world.
Worldwide