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No one should be excluded. Sport and fitness is for everyone. Male, female, young and old… with or without a disability… everybody needs to exercise to get the best out of life and keep their mind and body going. What better way is there to do that than sport?
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Providing up-to-date and accurate information is a main priority for the Limbless Association. We aim to offer high quality and useful information on all amputee and limb-loss related issues.
If you cannot find what you are looking for under our Information section, our friendly Enquiries Helpdesk is available on our freefone number 0800 644 0185.
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The Limbless Association provides information and support to the limb-loss community. We aim to support people of all ages and backgrounds through a variety of existing programs and services.
We offer support to individuals of any age, whether they are about to have an amputation or are already living with congenital or acquired limb-loss and we offer assistance and information to carers, family members and friends if they require it.
Click the map to the right to view our directory page where you can view a map of all the NHS and private clinics as well as details of user groups, charities, governing bodies and industry associations.
The next Jeremy Clarkson?
Do you have the drive to write interesting reviews on amputee friendly vehicles? Click here to read more
Fair well and Good luck
We would like to take this opportunity to you all know that Graham Facey has decided to resign from the board for personal reasons . We would like to thank Graham for all the work he has done since joining … Click here to read more
The rising cost of diabetes
In a report issued in late April by Impact Diabetes, it is noted that the increasing incidence of diabetes will cost the NHS more than a sixth of its entire budget by 2035. Click here to read more
Armed Forces amputation statistics
Defence Analytical Services and Advice (DASA) – the official source of UK Defence Statistics and National Statistics publications for the Ministry of Defence – publishes a quarterly report on amputation statistics. Given that we have reported previously on the Murrison report on armed forces veterans, we have included this report for interest. Click here to read more
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