Amputee Support Sites

General Information
Sports & Recreation
Prosthetics & Supplies

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Active Living Alliance for Canadians with Disability A

Equity and Access for Active Living: eg Canadians with a disability (support  for the work of the Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability}.

Amputee Treatment Center 

Information, message board, and description of services and products.

Amputee Coalition of America

National limb loss information center provides resources for people with limb loss, their families, friends, and health care professionals.

Above Knee Amputee
Info spot for above knee amputees where help can be found to  achieve  good results when they get their prosthesis.

Canadian Health Network

HemiPelvectomy and Hip-Disarticulation Home Page

Peer Support, Information and Education for HemiPelvectomy and Hip-Disarticulation.

Canadian Abilities Foundation

The Canadian Abilities Foundation's mission is to provide information, inspiration, and opporttunity to Canadians with disabilities, their families, friends, and the entire spectrum of professionals working in their service.

The War Amps
The War Amps offers many innovative programs and services to amputees, their families and all Canadians.

United Amputee Services Association Inc.

A 100% Volunteer run, non-profit organization (IRS 501-3-c), with a mission to provide support and education to amputees in South and Central Florida. We offer hospital visitation, peer counseling and education to individuals who have had an amputation 
and to their families.

Limbless Association-UK

The Limbless Association provides information, advice and support for people of all  ages who are without one or more limbs. It has a nationwide network of volunteer visitors (within the UK) who are all amputees themselves, offering support and encouragement to prospective amputees, carers and those already trying to come to terms with limb loss or deficiency.

The Premier's Council on the Status of Person's with Disabilities

The Premier's Council is made up of 15 volunteer Council Members. They represent a broad background of cross-disability knowledge and a diversity of geographic locations in Alberta. The Council Members meet throughout the year to discuss and priorize disability-related issues.