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50 Legs
Steve Chamberlain's 50 Legs provides amputees with the necessary care and prosthetics that they could not otherwise afford. Our recipients never get bills for their prosthetics, ever. We've done this for years, and we know what works.
Read MoreSteve Chamberlain’s 50 Legs provides amputees with the necessary care and prosthetics that they could not otherwise afford. Our recipients never get bills for their prosthetics, ever. We’ve done this for years, and we know what works.
100 South Belcher PO Box 8245 Clearwater Florida 33758
Able Gamers
People with disabilities are at a heightened risk of social isolation. However, AbleGamers knows that video games can be the perfect gateway to community participation, lifelong friendships, and unforgettable shared experiences.
Read MorePeople with disabilities are at a heightened risk of social isolation. However, AbleGamers knows that video games can be the perfect gateway to community participation, lifelong friendships, and unforgettable shared experiences.
Achilles International
Achilles International, a global organization operating in 25 countries including the US, transforms the lives of amputees and other people with disabilities through athletic programs and social connection. Since our founding in 1983, we have empowered over 150,000 athletes of all ages and ability levels to participate in endurance events around the globe.
Read MoreAchilles International, a global organization operating in 25 countries including the US, transforms the lives of amputees and other people with disabilities through athletic programs and social connection. Since our founding in 1983, we have empowered over 150,000 athletes of all ages and ability levels to participate in endurance events around the globe.
Adaptive Sports and Recreation Association
Adaptive Sports & Recreation Association’s mission is to provide sports and recreation activities for children and adults with physical disabilities to ensure opportunities equal to their peers. ASRA offers competitive league sports, recreational team sports, instructional camps, sports clinics, and other adaptive activities based on need and interest.
P.O. Box 153792 San Diego California 92195 United States
Adaptive Sports Association
The Adaptive Sports Association offers summer and winter programs for amputees and individuals with other disabilities. Our winter program has been providing adaptive skiing and snowboarding for over 35 years. Our summer program includes water sports, cycling, camping, and other outdoor recreation.
Read MoreThe Adaptive Sports Association offers summer and winter programs for amputees and individuals with other disabilities. Our winter program has been providing adaptive skiing and snowboarding for over 35 years. Our summer program includes water sports, cycling, camping, and other outdoor recreation.
Adaptive Sports Connection
We are an active chapter member of Move United, a national organization focused on improving the lives of wounded warriors, youth, and adults with disabilities by providing sports and recreation opportunities.
Read MoreWe are an active chapter member of Move United, a national organization focused on improving the lives of wounded warriors, youth, and adults with disabilities by providing sports and recreation opportunities.
Adventure Amputee Camp
The mission of the Adventure Amputee Camp is to encourage children with amputations or limb differences to stretch their potential and imagination. We provide children with amputations or limb differences the opportunity to nurture the beliefs and behaviors that many things are possible.
American Association of Adapted Sports Programs
The AAASP provides education, assistance and information to schools and community programs on integrating and developing of adapted sports programs in schools. This group provides training to coaches and officials. Our website links to rulebooks specific to adapted sports competition (e.g., wheelchair basketball, wheelchair football) and outlines the rights of students to have access to an adapted sports program.
Amputee Coalition Youth Engagement Program
Amputee Coalition’s YEP includes life skills resources, education and training, youth camp, workforce development and mentorship. Our vision is to expand our reach to African American/Black, Hispanic/Latino, Asian, Pacific Islanders, and LGBTQ youth and teens with limb loss or limb difference by developing a technology platform to share life skills and training programs, provide mentoring, and a career dashboard for summer job opportunities.
601 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Suite 420 Washington District of Columbia 20004
Blaze Sports America
3000 Business Park Drive Suite A Norcross Georgia 30071
Camp For All
3701 Kirby Drive, Suite 570 Houston Texas 77098
Camp No Limits
No Limits Foundation is a non-profit organization 501 (c)(3) providing camps for children with limb loss and differences. The camp aims to provide education, mentorship, and support to these children and their families.
265 Centre Rd. Wales Maine 04280 United States
Camp Winning Hands
Camp Winning Hands links parents to a wider network of families with children who have hand and limb differences. Our Kids Camp is for children 7 to 11 years old. Teen Camp is for kids 12 to 17 years old. Camp Winning Hands is free for participating families.
5535 Arroyo Road Livermore California 94550
Center for Achievement of Teens and Children With Hand Differences
The Center for Achievement of Teens and Children With Hand Differences (CATCH) has established a welcoming community for patients with upper-limb differences. Through mentor programs, support groups, special events, scholarships, prosthetics, and fun activities such as adaptive rock climbing, CATCH aims to empower upper-limb amputee patients and strengthen their resilience and confidence.
Chase Ur Dream
Chase UR Dream supports and motivates families of children coping with limb loss. We highlight the strength and perseverance of the amputee/limb different community. Above all, we connect families to the resources essential to continuing their child’s story.
Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Design With Us
Design With Us is founded on the belief that disabled youth have an incredible opportunity to use their lived experiences to design helpful and fun products. Our workshops offer skills around brainstorming, prototyping and communicating ideas to others.
2101 West Broadway Suite 103 Columbia Missouri 65203
Helping Hands Foundation
Every year, 1 out of 2,000 children in the United States is born with an upper-limb anomaly. During childhood, many more lose hands and arms to accidents or disease. HHF's goal is to provide support, share experiences, and supply information to parents, affected children, and their siblings. We choose to focus on the individual child and the challenges they may face.…
Read MoreEvery year, 1 out of 2,000 children in the United States is born with an upper-limb anomaly. During childhood, many more lose hands and arms to accidents or disease. HHF’s goal is to provide support, share experiences, and supply information to parents, affected children, and their siblings. We choose to focus on the individual child and the challenges they may face.
PO Box 952 Manomet Massachusetts 02345
Jordan Thomas Foundation
The Jordan Thomas Foundation returns children and adolescents to a life without physical limitation by providing quality prostheses until adulthood, serving as a caring resource for the child and family living with limb differences and tirelessly advocating for insurance fairness.
Read MoreThe Jordan Thomas Foundation returns children and adolescents to a life without physical limitation by providing quality prostheses until adulthood, serving as a caring resource for the child and family living with limb differences and tirelessly advocating for insurance fairness.
9005 Overlook Boulevard #742 Brentwood Tennessee 37027
LIM 359
Our mission is to provide opportunities for people with limb loss and/or limb difference to come together in order to share past, present, and future experiences through participation in group activities.
Englewood Colorado 80113
Limb Kind Foundation
The mission of the Limb Kind Foundation is to improve the lives of children with limb loss, both domestic and international, by strengthening the amputee community and providing pediatric prosthetic care to all. We provide prosthetic limbs, limb care, and a sense of community for amputee children in the United States, Haiti, Kenya, Ethiopia, and the Philippines.
2948 Trinity Street Oceanside New York 11572
Limbitless Possibilities
LIMBitless Possibilities is dedicated to eliminating financial barriers so as many kids as possible have access to running blades and camps/programs geared towards children with limb differences. Our vision is to help children with limb differences realize that their possibilities are limitless. If you dream it, you can achieve it.
Read MoreLIMBitless Possibilities is dedicated to eliminating financial barriers so as many kids as possible have access to running blades and camps/programs geared towards children with limb differences. Our vision is to help children with limb differences realize that their possibilities are limitless. If you dream it, you can achieve it.
Littlerock California
Limbitless Solutions
Imagine a society where bionic arms are as common as glasses or braces, and where children can learn that science and engineering can have a heart and change the world. Limbitless Solutions specializes in creating and donating personalized 3D-printed prosthetic arms for children.
Read MoreImagine a society where bionic arms are as common as glasses or braces, and where children can learn that science and engineering can have a heart and change the world. Limbitless Solutions specializes in creating and donating personalized 3D-printed prosthetic arms for children.
4217 East Plaza Drive Orlando Florida 32816
Lucky Fin Project
The Lucky Fin Project enables children with upper-limb difference to attend specialized camps and obtain prosthetics, maintains a support network for parents, provides education on limb differences, and links parents to medical information and resources.
Read MoreThe Lucky Fin Project enables children with upper-limb difference to attend specialized camps and obtain prosthetics, maintains a support network for parents, provides education on limb differences, and links parents to medical information and resources.
1320 North Vermont Ave. Royal Oak Michigan 48067
Never Say Never Foundation
The Never Say Never Foundation’s mission is to sponsor young athletes with disabilities in a multitude of sports, including extreme sports, and to allow kids and young adults with disabilities to attend camps, and sporting events, and get the prostheses or other tools they need to thrive.
Read MoreThe Never Say Never Foundation’s mission is to sponsor young athletes with disabilities in a multitude of sports, including extreme sports, and to allow kids and young adults with disabilities to attend camps, and sporting events, and get the prostheses or other tools they need to thrive.
Shriner’s Hospitals For Children
Shriners Children’s Pediatric Orthotics and Prosthetic Services designs, fits and manufactures artificial limbs (both arms and legs) for children, from infants to teenagers to young adults. Children are our only focus. We understand the unique requirements of their growing bodies and how those requirements change and evolve as children get older.
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Children may receive prosthetic care at St. Jude in conjunction with treatment of a catastrophic illness such as osteosarcoma. Acceptance for treatment is based solely on a patient’s eligibility for an ongoing clinical trial at the hospital.
Read MoreChildren may receive prosthetic care at St. Jude in conjunction with treatment of a catastrophic illness such as osteosarcoma. Acceptance for treatment is based solely on a patient’s eligibility for an ongoing clinical trial at the hospital.
262 Danny Thomas Place Memphis Tennessee 38105
Variety: The Children’s Charity
Variety aids children with physical challenges whose families cannot afford, nor obtain through insurance, necessary mobility equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers, strollers, specially designed adaptive bikes, and other mobility devices.
Read More
Variety aids children with physical challenges whose families cannot afford, nor obtain through insurance, necessary mobility equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers, strollers, specially designed adaptive bikes, and other mobility devices.
4601 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 260 Los Angeles California 90010
Wheel to Walk Foundation
The Wheel to Walk Foundation is a nonprofit organization that helps children age 20 and younger obtain medical equipment or services not provided by insurance. These items include therapy cycles, wheelchairs and shower chairs. This organization is currently only accepting applications from Oregon, Washington, Idaho and California, but may expand their services in the future.
Read MoreThe Wheel to Walk Foundation is a nonprofit organization that helps children age 20 and younger obtain medical equipment or services not provided by insurance. These items include therapy cycles, wheelchairs and shower chairs. This organization is currently only accepting applications from Oregon, Washington, Idaho and California, but may expand their services in the future.
PO Box 20146 Portland Oregon 97294
50 Legs
Steve Chamberlain's 50 Legs provides amputees with the necessary care and prosthetics that they could not otherwise afford. Our recipients never get bills for their prosthetics, ever. We've done this for years, and we know what works.
Read MoreSteve Chamberlain’s 50 Legs provides amputees with the necessary care and prosthetics that they could not otherwise afford. Our recipients never get bills for their prosthetics, ever. We’ve done this for years, and we know what works.
100 South Belcher PO Box 8245 Clearwater Florida 33758
Able Gamers
People with disabilities are at a heightened risk of social isolation. However, AbleGamers knows that video games can be the perfect gateway to community participation, lifelong friendships, and unforgettable shared experiences.
Read MorePeople with disabilities are at a heightened risk of social isolation. However, AbleGamers knows that video games can be the perfect gateway to community participation, lifelong friendships, and unforgettable shared experiences.
Achilles International
Achilles International, a global organization operating in 25 countries including the US, transforms the lives of amputees and other people with disabilities through athletic programs and social connection. Since our founding in 1983, we have empowered over 150,000 athletes of all ages and ability levels to participate in endurance events around the globe.
Read MoreAchilles International, a global organization operating in 25 countries including the US, transforms the lives of amputees and other people with disabilities through athletic programs and social connection. Since our founding in 1983, we have empowered over 150,000 athletes of all ages and ability levels to participate in endurance events around the globe.
Adaptive Sports and Recreation Association
Adaptive Sports & Recreation Association’s mission is to provide sports and recreation activities for children and adults with physical disabilities to ensure opportunities equal to their peers. ASRA offers competitive league sports, recreational team sports, instructional camps, sports clinics, and other adaptive activities based on need and interest.
P.O. Box 153792 San Diego California 92195 United States
Adaptive Sports Association
The Adaptive Sports Association offers summer and winter programs for amputees and individuals with other disabilities. Our winter program has been providing adaptive skiing and snowboarding for over 35 years. Our summer program includes water sports, cycling, camping, and other outdoor recreation.
Read MoreThe Adaptive Sports Association offers summer and winter programs for amputees and individuals with other disabilities. Our winter program has been providing adaptive skiing and snowboarding for over 35 years. Our summer program includes water sports, cycling, camping, and other outdoor recreation.
Adaptive Sports Connection
We are an active chapter member of Move United, a national organization focused on improving the lives of wounded warriors, youth, and adults with disabilities by providing sports and recreation opportunities.
Read MoreWe are an active chapter member of Move United, a national organization focused on improving the lives of wounded warriors, youth, and adults with disabilities by providing sports and recreation opportunities.
Adventure Amputee Camp
The mission of the Adventure Amputee Camp is to encourage children with amputations or limb differences to stretch their potential and imagination. We provide children with amputations or limb differences the opportunity to nurture the beliefs and behaviors that many things are possible.
American Association of Adapted Sports Programs
The AAASP provides education, assistance and information to schools and community programs on integrating and developing of adapted sports programs in schools. This group provides training to coaches and officials. Our website links to rulebooks specific to adapted sports competition (e.g., wheelchair basketball, wheelchair football) and outlines the rights of students to have access to an adapted sports program.
Amputee Coalition Youth Engagement Program
Amputee Coalition’s YEP includes life skills resources, education and training, youth camp, workforce development and mentorship. Our vision is to expand our reach to African American/Black, Hispanic/Latino, Asian, Pacific Islanders, and LGBTQ youth and teens with limb loss or limb difference by developing a technology platform to share life skills and training programs, provide mentoring, and a career dashboard for summer job opportunities.
601 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Suite 420 Washington District of Columbia 20004
Blaze Sports America
3000 Business Park Drive Suite A Norcross Georgia 30071
Camp For All
3701 Kirby Drive, Suite 570 Houston Texas 77098
Camp No Limits
No Limits Foundation is a non-profit organization 501 (c)(3) providing camps for children with limb loss and differences. The camp aims to provide education, mentorship, and support to these children and their families.
265 Centre Rd. Wales Maine 04280 United States
Camp Winning Hands
Camp Winning Hands links parents to a wider network of families with children who have hand and limb differences. Our Kids Camp is for children 7 to 11 years old. Teen Camp is for kids 12 to 17 years old. Camp Winning Hands is free for participating families.
5535 Arroyo Road Livermore California 94550
Center for Achievement of Teens and Children With Hand Differences
The Center for Achievement of Teens and Children With Hand Differences (CATCH) has established a welcoming community for patients with upper-limb differences. Through mentor programs, support groups, special events, scholarships, prosthetics, and fun activities such as adaptive rock climbing, CATCH aims to empower upper-limb amputee patients and strengthen their resilience and confidence.
Chase Ur Dream
Chase UR Dream supports and motivates families of children coping with limb loss. We highlight the strength and perseverance of the amputee/limb different community. Above all, we connect families to the resources essential to continuing their child’s story.
Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Design With Us
Design With Us is founded on the belief that disabled youth have an incredible opportunity to use their lived experiences to design helpful and fun products. Our workshops offer skills around brainstorming, prototyping and communicating ideas to others.
2101 West Broadway Suite 103 Columbia Missouri 65203
Helping Hands Foundation
Every year, 1 out of 2,000 children in the United States is born with an upper-limb anomaly. During childhood, many more lose hands and arms to accidents or disease. HHF's goal is to provide support, share experiences, and supply information to parents, affected children, and their siblings. We choose to focus on the individual child and the challenges they may face.…
Read MoreEvery year, 1 out of 2,000 children in the United States is born with an upper-limb anomaly. During childhood, many more lose hands and arms to accidents or disease. HHF’s goal is to provide support, share experiences, and supply information to parents, affected children, and their siblings. We choose to focus on the individual child and the challenges they may face.
PO Box 952 Manomet Massachusetts 02345
Jordan Thomas Foundation
The Jordan Thomas Foundation returns children and adolescents to a life without physical limitation by providing quality prostheses until adulthood, serving as a caring resource for the child and family living with limb differences and tirelessly advocating for insurance fairness.
Read MoreThe Jordan Thomas Foundation returns children and adolescents to a life without physical limitation by providing quality prostheses until adulthood, serving as a caring resource for the child and family living with limb differences and tirelessly advocating for insurance fairness.
9005 Overlook Boulevard #742 Brentwood Tennessee 37027
LIM 359
Our mission is to provide opportunities for people with limb loss and/or limb difference to come together in order to share past, present, and future experiences through participation in group activities.
Englewood Colorado 80113
Limb Kind Foundation
The mission of the Limb Kind Foundation is to improve the lives of children with limb loss, both domestic and international, by strengthening the amputee community and providing pediatric prosthetic care to all. We provide prosthetic limbs, limb care, and a sense of community for amputee children in the United States, Haiti, Kenya, Ethiopia, and the Philippines.
2948 Trinity Street Oceanside New York 11572
Limbitless Possibilities
LIMBitless Possibilities is dedicated to eliminating financial barriers so as many kids as possible have access to running blades and camps/programs geared towards children with limb differences. Our vision is to help children with limb differences realize that their possibilities are limitless. If you dream it, you can achieve it.
Read MoreLIMBitless Possibilities is dedicated to eliminating financial barriers so as many kids as possible have access to running blades and camps/programs geared towards children with limb differences. Our vision is to help children with limb differences realize that their possibilities are limitless. If you dream it, you can achieve it.
Littlerock California
Limbitless Solutions
Imagine a society where bionic arms are as common as glasses or braces, and where children can learn that science and engineering can have a heart and change the world. Limbitless Solutions specializes in creating and donating personalized 3D-printed prosthetic arms for children.
Read MoreImagine a society where bionic arms are as common as glasses or braces, and where children can learn that science and engineering can have a heart and change the world. Limbitless Solutions specializes in creating and donating personalized 3D-printed prosthetic arms for children.
4217 East Plaza Drive Orlando Florida 32816
Lucky Fin Project
The Lucky Fin Project enables children with upper-limb difference to attend specialized camps and obtain prosthetics, maintains a support network for parents, provides education on limb differences, and links parents to medical information and resources.
Read MoreThe Lucky Fin Project enables children with upper-limb difference to attend specialized camps and obtain prosthetics, maintains a support network for parents, provides education on limb differences, and links parents to medical information and resources.
1320 North Vermont Ave. Royal Oak Michigan 48067
Never Say Never Foundation
The Never Say Never Foundation’s mission is to sponsor young athletes with disabilities in a multitude of sports, including extreme sports, and to allow kids and young adults with disabilities to attend camps, and sporting events, and get the prostheses or other tools they need to thrive.
Read MoreThe Never Say Never Foundation’s mission is to sponsor young athletes with disabilities in a multitude of sports, including extreme sports, and to allow kids and young adults with disabilities to attend camps, and sporting events, and get the prostheses or other tools they need to thrive.
Shriner’s Hospitals For Children
Shriners Children’s Pediatric Orthotics and Prosthetic Services designs, fits and manufactures artificial limbs (both arms and legs) for children, from infants to teenagers to young adults. Children are our only focus. We understand the unique requirements of their growing bodies and how those requirements change and evolve as children get older.
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Children may receive prosthetic care at St. Jude in conjunction with treatment of a catastrophic illness such as osteosarcoma. Acceptance for treatment is based solely on a patient’s eligibility for an ongoing clinical trial at the hospital.
Read MoreChildren may receive prosthetic care at St. Jude in conjunction with treatment of a catastrophic illness such as osteosarcoma. Acceptance for treatment is based solely on a patient’s eligibility for an ongoing clinical trial at the hospital.
262 Danny Thomas Place Memphis Tennessee 38105
Variety: The Children’s Charity
Variety aids children with physical challenges whose families cannot afford, nor obtain through insurance, necessary mobility equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers, strollers, specially designed adaptive bikes, and other mobility devices.
Read More
Variety aids children with physical challenges whose families cannot afford, nor obtain through insurance, necessary mobility equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers, strollers, specially designed adaptive bikes, and other mobility devices.
4601 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 260 Los Angeles California 90010
Wheel to Walk Foundation
The Wheel to Walk Foundation is a nonprofit organization that helps children age 20 and younger obtain medical equipment or services not provided by insurance. These items include therapy cycles, wheelchairs and shower chairs. This organization is currently only accepting applications from Oregon, Washington, Idaho and California, but may expand their services in the future.
Read MoreThe Wheel to Walk Foundation is a nonprofit organization that helps children age 20 and younger obtain medical equipment or services not provided by insurance. These items include therapy cycles, wheelchairs and shower chairs. This organization is currently only accepting applications from Oregon, Washington, Idaho and California, but may expand their services in the future.
PO Box 20146 Portland Oregon 97294
Amputee Resource Directory: Category Icons
All entries in the Amputee Community Resource Directory are assigned to a primary category, represented by the corresponding icon. Here are the types of resources for amputees that each icon represents:
Adaptive sports and
recreation programs
Clothes, shoes, or
prosthetic covers
Financial assistance for a
prosthesis or other needs
Health, mental health,
physical therapy, or rehab services
Kids’ programs
and support
Military veteran
programs and support
Political and legal
advocacy organizations
Social connection, peer support,
or information resources
Other amputee resources
Some organizations offer multiple types of resources for amputees and are assigned to multiple categories. For example, an organization that provides outdoor recreation programs for disabled veterans will appear if you sort by “Adaptive Sports Programs” and if you sort by “Military Veterans Programs.”
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