The Amputee Coalition’s volunteer-led programs are at the core of our ability to effect change. The positive influence we can have on our own life journey is profound when we find a renewed sense of purpose in helping others.
Community Connections
The Amputee Coalition is the only national organization dedicated to serving the two million Americans with limb loss and limb difference. ...
Telling Your Story
Published 2/5/2020 – In this webinar, participants will learn tips about how to tell a simple, succinct, and compelling story with emotional impact and a call to action.
Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation, Saddle Brook, NJ
Kessler Institute, a pioneer in the field of medical rehabilitation, offers a comprehensive program of care and treatment to help …
Living Free
For many people, asking for help can be hard to do. It requires facing the reality of missing a limb, which can lead to difficult emotions like shame, grief and self-doubt. Accepting help can also fuel fears of becoming a burden, or losing your independence. But a visit from a peer visitor or another amputee can not only ease these fears, but it can also help you find the answers to questions you’re not even ready to ask yet.
Caregiver Resources
Created 04/2019 Being a Caregiver: Beginning Your New Journey The Amputee Coalition offers Being a Caregiver: Beginning Your New Journey ...
Certified Peer Visitor (CPV) Program
At the heart of the Amputee Coalition’s mission is our peer support programs. Our goal is to make sure that ...
Free and Low-Cost Healthcare Resources
There are 140 healthcare facilities nationwide that may be a resource for you. Check out some of the details related to free and reduced-cost healthcare choices for you.
University of Maryland Rehabilitation & Orthopaedic Institute
The Amputee Rehabilitation Program at the University of Maryland Rehabilitation & Orthopaedic Institute provides comprehensive care for patients who have lost …