The Problem & The Solution
According to the World Health Organization, only 5 to 15 percent of those who could benefit from assistive products, including prostheses and orthoses, have access to them and even in high-income Countries, many people also struggle to access these services.
Wars and internal conflicts, land mines and unexploded ordnance, industrial accidents, birth defects and disease all take their toll. Being an amputee has a very different connotation than it has in developed areas of the world. Most are not wheelchair friendly and becoming disabled is a serious setback. It means a total loss of mobility; you've lost your future and no way to get around.
The survivors cannot support themselves and their families. Most children lose access to education. The result is, amputees are immobile and without HOPE.
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