Mission

Our foundation is comitted to advocating for equality and the rights of all people with motor disabilities, fostering a sense of inclusion and shared responsibility.

We promote awareness of people with disabilities, particularly but not exclusively those who have lost or are missing a limb. We encourage the emotional and behavioral well-being of individuals with motor disabilities and their families.

We assist those in need of prosthetics for hands, arms, legs, and feet, as well as support for acquiring devices such as wheelchairs, walkers, supports, and other equipment that facilitate mobility and independence.

Our foundation is a vital link between people with motor disabilities and the resources needed to improve their lives. We facilitate the connection between prosthetic providers, physical therapy, and mental health services with those who need these devices and services to achieve mobility, independence, and mental well-being.

Vision

Reason

There are many reasons why a person may become disabled, including congenital disabilities, health issues, or accidents that can change a person's life circumstances. The same applies when someone loses a hand or an arm. There are many devices available to help reach, carry, and grasp objects. Something as simple as opening a can of soda could become a daily challenge. Minorities tend to have fewer opportunities to access orthopedic and rehabilitation devices, as the public healthcare system does not cover the cost of these treatment options, or they may only receive limited assistance.