The Helping Hand Project
Serves Atlanta by phone or online.
The Helping Hand Project helps children with limb differences and their families. It makes free 3D-printed recreational prosthetic devices for kids and holds events where families can meet and support each other. Student-led chapters and volunteers do much of the work.
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- Taking volunteers now
- YesFrom the description, not confirmed
- How to sign up
- Reach out to your local chapter directly.From the description, not confirmed
What they offer 5
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Community Events and Support NetworkProgram
The group holds inclusive events where children with limb differences and their families can meet, share stories and make friends. More than 20 family events have been held.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Family Resources GuideService
The group has put together a guide for families. It lists helpful nonprofits, plus books, pop culture and public figures who show limb differences.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Free Recreational Upper-Limb DevicesService
Children with limb differences can get a 3D-printed recreational prosthetic device at no cost. Chapters customize each device to the child's interests.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Join the NetworkProgram
Anyone interested in the limb difference community can join the support network, even without needing a device. Joining by form gets you emails about news and events.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
University Chapters and Volunteer EducationProgram
Student-led chapters help the limb difference community. Volunteers learn design and engineering skills, and no experience is needed to join.
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