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Our Projects
Re-imagining prosthetics care for children
Children face unique challenges. Frequent growth spurts mean they quickly outgrow expensive devices requiring months to fit and adjust.
The current system offers limited paediatric options with less innovation and fewer components designed for children's needs.
Children require not just durability but specific functionality for active play—lighter weight, appropriate proportions, and designs enabling activities from climbing to sports.
Recent programmes in the UK, Ukraine, and Gaza demonstrate better solutions are possible. Innovative designs allow children to access support sooner in accessible settings—at home, community, clinics, or hospitals.
Project Limitless has proven particularly successful, serving over 650 UK children over 5 years with 90% acceptance rates versus 30% traditional NHS, achieving zero clinic visits and 85% to 95% cost savings.
Children who lose limbs need lifelong support, not just initial fitting. Our programme includes veterans validation providing insights applicable throughout a person's lifetime.
UK amputee veterans, many actively taking up new interests during rehabilitation for whom mobility has been a way of life, provide an ideal cohort for validating the care model, with some going on to use their insights to support other amputees
The demonstrator programme
This demonstrator seeks to transform proven innovations in child amputee care into validated, evidence-based practice ready for NHS commissioning and international scaling. Combining children's services with veterans validation and bringing care directly to communities through Mobile Amputee Support Units creates a complete pathway from initial fitting through lifelong support.
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