Our wonderful charity partners are an essential and integral part of the work we do. These wonderful charities support us in many different ways and we really couldn’t help as many limb different children without their much needed input. Thank you.
Team Unlimbited created a 3D printable arm that can only be described as one of the best pieces of engineering and ingenuity we have ever seen.
Not only did the charity create the fantastic design but in an act of pure kindness made the designs open source and available to anybody free of charge. Their vision like ours is to make children with limb differences feel happy. They have been supporters of Team LimbBo since we began and have mentored us along the way.
We have the facilities to create these arms for any child that would benefit from and love to have one 100% free of charge. These can be customised to a theme or colour choice that your child likes the most. Just send us an email at info@limbbofoundation.co.uk and we will happy to discuss this with you.
However if you are feeling adventurous and fancy a challenge, you too could make an arm yourself. Below is a link to The Team Unlimbited Files for the arm our son uses and also a site where you can purchase a good quality reliable 3D Printer. If you have any questions and would like any help with printing we will gladly help you.
Adam and Matt are responsible for printing these at LimbBo
Koalaa Adult & Children Prosthetics | Koalaa (yourkoalaa.com)
We work closely with the team at Koalaa who have provided many of our children with soft prosthetics. They have attended our adventure days to meet our families and create custom made prosthetics. Project Limitless aims to provide every child in the UK (under 18 that is eligible )with a free prosthetic. Their work is inspiring and our children love them. Get in touch with them and you will be allocated a Limb Buddy who will help you through the process. Hopefully you will meet many of them in person at future events.
Project Limitless to raise a further £250,000 – watch on YouTube
In the past ten years, Nick and Regas have built Never Say Never into a respected foundation that helps kids and athletes strive to reach their full potential and put on one of the most sought after, fully funded, adaptive sporting camps in the United States.
BOLDkids is a unique collaboration between Professor Tamar Makin, an expert on brain plasticity at the UCL Plasticity Lab, and Dr Dorothy Cowie, an expert on motor development at her Durham University Movement Lab.
Despite their missing limb(s), children with limb differences develop remarkable motor skills, making use of different body parts to independently explore the world. As a group, we are interested in how these unique motor skills and adaptations interface with brain plasticity (the brain’s ability to change and adapt to our experiences in life) as the children develop.
We have worked closely with Laura from Bold kids who has visited us several times. Our children have volunteered to take part in research which has provided us with lots of insight into how they manage their limb differences.
Several members of team LimbBo now attend training camps run by the England Amputee Football association.
The England Amputee Football Association (theeafa.org) invite 4 to 18-year-old amputees and those with limb-affecting disabilities to join in football in a fun, secure and friendly environment. See their website for details.
Sessions cater to all abilities and are led by dedicated and fully qualified FA-licensed coaches.
This is a great opportunity for our children to meet others with a limb difference and receive excellent coaching.
Thank you for visiting the LimbBo foundation. We aim to provide limb different children everywhere, their families, and their friends, with resources and tools, to do all the things they love.
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