LIMBS International engages communities and transforms lives through affordable, sustainable prosthetic solutions and rehabilitation services in developing countries.
Read our 2019 and 2020 Annual Reports.  (Click on the images above.)
LIMBS International was named the winner of the Drucker Prize for nonprofit innovation for its LIMBox and Community-Based Rehabilitation program. Click HERE for more information.

learn about the incredible "NiAgara/LIMBS Foot"

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listen to the inspiring story of why limbs was Founded:

LIMBS International is the only nonprofit humanitarian organization in the world that provides a full prosthetic leg system and comprehensive rehabilitation program for amputees for only $600-1,000,  Your support is greatly appreciated. 

our WORK

In the developing world, the ability to walk is crucial to survival.  LIMBS has created its own prosthetic technologies and rehabilitation programs to help amputees regain their mobility and self respect.  Every day,  LIMBS strives to give our patients hope and a new chance at life .  

 our approach 

COMMUNITY REHABilitation

LIMBS partners with local community groups to provide comprehensive Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) programs with critical services such as physical therapy, counseling, and social reintegration and advocacy. 

TRANSFORMING LIVES​ 

In developing countries, the loss of a leg usually results in the loss of jobs, friends, family, independence, dignity, and hope.  LIMBS seeks to restore mobility to amputees as the first step in transforming their lives.

TECHNOLOGY development 

Since 2004, LIMBS has been   committed to designing and manufacturing sustainable, affordable, and high-quality prosthetic solutions  for amputees in the developing        world who have very limited  access to quality medical care and prosthetic devices. .
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30-40 Million

Approximate number of amputees  in the developing world

Only 5%
​have access

to prosthetic devices 

6,000+
LIMBS DEVICES

 provided to low-income amputees
​in 49 countries