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Helping Child Amputees Walk

Elizabeth’s Legacy of Hope helps child amputees in developing countries Halima Ruth Victoria

They work in three countries: Sierra Leone, Liberia and India UK Sierra Leone India Liberia

Pollyanna and Elizabeth

Sarah, Pollyanna and Victoria

Some facts… There are 40 million amputees in developing countries Only 5% have access to prosthetic care 9 out of 10 child amputees in Liberia do not go to school

A charity that supports child amputees by: Helping them walk Helping them overcome trauma Helping them go to school Helping them overcome poverty

Mary – from Makeni, Sierra Leone Kono Freetown Bo

How does Elizabeth’s Legacy of Hope support child amputees? Medical support Surgery Prostheses or other mobility aids Physiotherapy Counselling & fight against stigma Education & Poverty relief Secure school spaces Pay for one year of school Give money to parents so they can start a business and become self-reliant

What can we do?

Thank you!!!