Custom-fit prosthetics
Each limb is measured, cast, and fitted by certified professionals because a child's body keeps growing.
We're raising funds through HHRD's Artificial Limbs & Assistive Devices program to give children who've lost mobility the chance to walk, play, and dream again.

"A prosthetic isn't hardware — it's a childhood returned."
Who we are
We're a student team competing in the Muslim Interscholastic Tournament (MIST) under the Humanitarian Service category. Our project channels every dollar into Helping Hand for Relief and Development (HHRD), a global humanitarian organization whose Physical Rehabilitation Program has delivered artificial limbs and assistive devices to tens of thousands of people across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.
We're focused on Families. Kids who lost a limb to conflict, accident, or disease or were born without one and whose mothers and fathers can't afford the mobility that shouldn't cost anything at all.
The program
Prostheses and orthoses let people with physical impairments live healthy, dignified lives, attend school, earn a living, and rejoin their communities. Without them, families are often locked in isolation and poverty.
Read the HHRD program overview
Each limb is measured, cast, and fitted by certified professionals because a child's body keeps growing.
Learning to walk again is a process. Every recipient gets ongoing therapy alongside their device.
Devices, fittings, and follow-ups are free for families, funded entirely by donors like you.

Where it happens
HHRD operates full-service rehabilitation centers in Mansehra, Chakwal, Shaheed Benazirabad, Bahawalpur, and Lower Dir, with new sites opening in Quetta and Karachi. The Helping Hand Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences trains the next generation of prosthetists and therapists on-site.
Your part
100% of your donation goes through our official LaunchGood campaign to HHRD's prosthetic limbs program.