A verified directory of the facts behind our work, the biomedical and amputation technology changing children's lives, and the charities doing related work worldwide.
The numbers behind Disabled Children Fund, as confirmed by our founder.
Innovations in prosthetics, mobility, and assistive technology that are changing what is possible for children with limb loss and physical disabilities.
A global network of volunteers using 3D printers to make free, low-cost prosthetic hands and arms for children and adults in need.
Multi-grip bionic arms for children aged 8+, with a foundation that helps families fund the cost.
Global nonprofit providing fully-functional prosthetic care to people who cannot otherwise afford it.
Provides prostheses free of charge to children with limb loss, helping them regain confidence and mobility.
Designs wheelchairs for the challenging environments of developing countries, with workshops across Africa and Asia.
The World Health Organization's Global Cooperation on Assistive Technology, working toward universal access to assistive technology.
Centre for Disability in Development — custom-made assistive devices for people with disabilities in Bangladesh.
Pediatric amputation rehabilitation — refitting and replacing devices as children grow.
Organisations supporting disabled children and their families in the UK and worldwide.
Global advocacy, research, and programmes supporting children with disabilities.
Health and welfare projects for orphaned and disabled children in developing countries.
Funding and recognition for changemakers serving children with disabilities.