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A Leg Forever
A Leg Forever Charitable Foundation was established by Elizabeth (Liz) Norden in honor of her two sons JP and Paul Norden who each lost a leg in the Boston Marathon bombings on April 15, 2013.
P.O. Box 273 Stoneham Massachusetts 02180 United States
Adaptive Sports Movement
No amputee should be without community, exercise and easy mobility. Our mission is to increase awareness, engage more corporations, and accelerate innovation so more people in this world will feel expected, welcome and valued.
Adaptive Sports New England
The mission of Adaptive Sports New England is to increase participation in sports among New England youth and young adults who have visual or mobility impairments. We collaborate with many adaptive and mainstream sports programs, adding value through our focus on raising awareness, increasing participation, and building capacity.
Read MoreThe mission of Adaptive Sports New England is to increase participation in sports among New England youth and young adults who have visual or mobility impairments. We collaborate with many adaptive and mainstream sports programs, adding value through our focus on raising awareness, increasing participation, and building capacity.
89 South Street Suite 603 Boston Massachusetts 02111
Beautifully Made Community
Beautifully Made Community connects individuals and families with limb differences to others who are looking for support, connections and friendships. We strive to connect our communities with inclusive services, businesses, and authors through our media, events and resources.
Read MoreBeautifully Made Community connects individuals and families with limb differences to others who are looking for support, connections and friendships. We strive to connect our communities with inclusive services, businesses, and authors through our media, events and resources.
West Roxbury Massachusetts 02132
Born to Run Foundation
The Born to Run Foundation provides specialized prosthetics to young adults and children who want to live a fun and fulfilling life. Our goal is to show amputees that having a disability does not mean they are incapable of playing sports and being active, and to show them that being different is something to embrace.
Read MoreThe Born to Run Foundation provides specialized prosthetics to young adults and children who want to live a fun and fulfilling life. Our goal is to show amputees that having a disability does not mean they are incapable of playing sports and being active, and to show them that being different is something to embrace.
10 Woodfall Road Medfield Massachusetts 02502
Disabled Life Alliance
disAbled Life Alliance is a public benefit corporation that facilitates meaningful, measurable, and sustained impact in disabled communities. dALA is seizing the opportunities afforded by the massive accumulation of philanthropic wealth during the past decade to better impact the disabled community by targeting specific needs with speed and at scale.
350 Beal Street Hingham Massachusetts 02043
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
Home for Our Troops
6 Main Street Taunton Massachusetts 02780
NEADS World-Class Service Dogs
New England Amputee Association
New England Amputee Association’s mission is to reach out to people with limb loss and provide a supportive environment where information and experiences are shared and friendships are formed.
Read MoreNew England Amputee Association’s mission is to reach out to people with limb loss and provide a supportive environment where information and experiences are shared and friendships are formed.
Clinton Hospital 201 Highland Street Clinton Massachusetts 01510
Samaritans USA
Samaritans USA, the organization comprising the individual Samaritans centers operating in the United States, is a member of the world's oldest and largest suicide prevention network, with 400 centers in 38 countries (from Argentina, Bosnia, and Great Britain to India, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe).
Read MoreSamaritans USA, the organization comprising the individual Samaritans centers operating in the United States, is a member of the world’s oldest and largest suicide prevention network, with 400 centers in 38 countries (from Argentina, Bosnia, and Great Britain to India, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe).
Waypoint Adventure
Waypoint Adventure is a nonprofit educational organization founded in 2010 that uses quality experiential and adventure-based programs to transform the lives of individuals with disabilities and their communities. These programs are not just about having fun on a boat ride, climbing high on a rock or sliding down a zip line. They are about positive individual and group development.
Read MoreWaypoint Adventure is a nonprofit educational organization founded in 2010 that uses quality experiential and adventure-based programs to transform the lives of individuals with disabilities and their communities. These programs are not just about having fun on a boat ride, climbing high on a rock or sliding down a zip line. They are about positive individual and group development.
453 Concord Ave Lexington Massachusetts 02421
Who Says I Can’t Foundation
The Who Says I Can’t Foundation helps amputees of all ages to become involved with adaptive sports. WSICF partners with manufacturers of prosthetic devices and adaptive sports equipment to provide running legs, sit skis, hand cycles and more. WSIC provides selected participants with a grant that will cover the cost of the equipment, as well as related expenses.
Wayland Massachusetts 01778
World Team
Since World T.E.A.M.‘s first inclusive program in 1987, our non-profit organization has used athletics to challenge adaptive men, women and children to accomplish goals they never thought possible. We strongly believe that the exceptional athlete matters.
Read MoreSince World T.E.A.M.‘s first inclusive program in 1987, our non-profit organization has used athletics to challenge adaptive men, women and children to accomplish goals they never thought possible. We strongly believe that the exceptional athlete matters.
256 Marginal St, Suite 16C Boston Massachusetts 02128
A Leg Forever
A Leg Forever Charitable Foundation was established by Elizabeth (Liz) Norden in honor of her two sons JP and Paul Norden who each lost a leg in the Boston Marathon bombings on April 15, 2013.
P.O. Box 273 Stoneham Massachusetts 02180 United States
Adaptive Sports Movement
No amputee should be without community, exercise and easy mobility. Our mission is to increase awareness, engage more corporations, and accelerate innovation so more people in this world will feel expected, welcome and valued.
Adaptive Sports New England
The mission of Adaptive Sports New England is to increase participation in sports among New England youth and young adults who have visual or mobility impairments. We collaborate with many adaptive and mainstream sports programs, adding value through our focus on raising awareness, increasing participation, and building capacity.
Read MoreThe mission of Adaptive Sports New England is to increase participation in sports among New England youth and young adults who have visual or mobility impairments. We collaborate with many adaptive and mainstream sports programs, adding value through our focus on raising awareness, increasing participation, and building capacity.
89 South Street Suite 603 Boston Massachusetts 02111
Beautifully Made Community
Beautifully Made Community connects individuals and families with limb differences to others who are looking for support, connections and friendships. We strive to connect our communities with inclusive services, businesses, and authors through our media, events and resources.
Read MoreBeautifully Made Community connects individuals and families with limb differences to others who are looking for support, connections and friendships. We strive to connect our communities with inclusive services, businesses, and authors through our media, events and resources.
West Roxbury Massachusetts 02132
Born to Run Foundation
The Born to Run Foundation provides specialized prosthetics to young adults and children who want to live a fun and fulfilling life. Our goal is to show amputees that having a disability does not mean they are incapable of playing sports and being active, and to show them that being different is something to embrace.
Read MoreThe Born to Run Foundation provides specialized prosthetics to young adults and children who want to live a fun and fulfilling life. Our goal is to show amputees that having a disability does not mean they are incapable of playing sports and being active, and to show them that being different is something to embrace.
10 Woodfall Road Medfield Massachusetts 02502
Disabled Life Alliance
disAbled Life Alliance is a public benefit corporation that facilitates meaningful, measurable, and sustained impact in disabled communities. dALA is seizing the opportunities afforded by the massive accumulation of philanthropic wealth during the past decade to better impact the disabled community by targeting specific needs with speed and at scale.
350 Beal Street Hingham Massachusetts 02043
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
Home for Our Troops
6 Main Street Taunton Massachusetts 02780
NEADS World-Class Service Dogs
New England Amputee Association
New England Amputee Association’s mission is to reach out to people with limb loss and provide a supportive environment where information and experiences are shared and friendships are formed.
Read MoreNew England Amputee Association’s mission is to reach out to people with limb loss and provide a supportive environment where information and experiences are shared and friendships are formed.
Clinton Hospital 201 Highland Street Clinton Massachusetts 01510
Samaritans USA
Samaritans USA, the organization comprising the individual Samaritans centers operating in the United States, is a member of the world's oldest and largest suicide prevention network, with 400 centers in 38 countries (from Argentina, Bosnia, and Great Britain to India, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe).
Read MoreSamaritans USA, the organization comprising the individual Samaritans centers operating in the United States, is a member of the world’s oldest and largest suicide prevention network, with 400 centers in 38 countries (from Argentina, Bosnia, and Great Britain to India, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe).
Waypoint Adventure
Waypoint Adventure is a nonprofit educational organization founded in 2010 that uses quality experiential and adventure-based programs to transform the lives of individuals with disabilities and their communities. These programs are not just about having fun on a boat ride, climbing high on a rock or sliding down a zip line. They are about positive individual and group development.
Read MoreWaypoint Adventure is a nonprofit educational organization founded in 2010 that uses quality experiential and adventure-based programs to transform the lives of individuals with disabilities and their communities. These programs are not just about having fun on a boat ride, climbing high on a rock or sliding down a zip line. They are about positive individual and group development.
453 Concord Ave Lexington Massachusetts 02421
Who Says I Can’t Foundation
The Who Says I Can’t Foundation helps amputees of all ages to become involved with adaptive sports. WSICF partners with manufacturers of prosthetic devices and adaptive sports equipment to provide running legs, sit skis, hand cycles and more. WSIC provides selected participants with a grant that will cover the cost of the equipment, as well as related expenses.
Wayland Massachusetts 01778
World Team
Since World T.E.A.M.‘s first inclusive program in 1987, our non-profit organization has used athletics to challenge adaptive men, women and children to accomplish goals they never thought possible. We strongly believe that the exceptional athlete matters.
Read MoreSince World T.E.A.M.‘s first inclusive program in 1987, our non-profit organization has used athletics to challenge adaptive men, women and children to accomplish goals they never thought possible. We strongly believe that the exceptional athlete matters.
256 Marginal St, Suite 16C Boston Massachusetts 02128
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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