Useful places to find information and support.
A calm starting point for exploring independent organisations connected with limb loss, wellbeing and community.
A small, considered library
The right kind of information can help you understand options, find community or discover experiences that resonate. These links open independent websites in a new tab.
LimbPower
A national disability sports organisation supporting amputees and people with limb impairments through activity, information and community.
Steel Bones
A charity supporting amputee families with peer connection, practical information and community resources.
Positive Bones
A charity providing grants and funding towards specialist equipment, prosthetics and services, helping amputees and people with limb differences get back to work and hobbies.
Jo's Odd Shoes
A private UK support group for people who wear one shoe or two odd shoes due to amputation or conditions such as CRPS, offering community and peer connection.
Take what is useful. Leave what is not.
Every person’s circumstances, interests and relationship with limb loss are different. A resource that feels useful today may not be what you need tomorrow.
Follow your own questions
You might be looking for practical information, shared experience, movement or a sense of connection. Begin with what feels relevant to you.
Check information carefully
External websites manage their own content and services. Review their current information and policies before relying on them.
Information can help. So can having space to talk.
If what you are carrying feels personal, complicated or difficult to put into words, counselling can offer a different kind of support.
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