The conflict in Gaza has created over 14,000 amputees. Restoring Hope is providing amputees in Gaza with functioning prosthesis in 1.5 hours.The average cost of fitting a patient with a prosthetic limb is £1,100.
The World Health Organization estimates that more than 94,000 people have been injured in the current conflict, with one in every 100 Gazans having a life-changing injury.
More than 10 children per day, on average, lost limbs in the first three months of the conflict alone, according to Save the Children.
Restoring Hope is a vision of His Majesty, King Abdullah II Jordan. The project is being led by Life Sciences Network (LSN), a UK registered organisation.
Life-Changing Approach
Fast changing innovation is providing amputees in Gaza with functioning prosthesis in 1.5 hours through mobile amputee support units. These are vans carrying innovative prosthetics, medical equipment, and a trained medical team. A combination of world-leading technology in prosthetics, digital health and logistics (through the Royal Medical Services of the Jordanian Army) have made this a world-first.
Partners
• His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan provides the vision.
• The Jordanian Hashemite Charitable Organisation supports with funding.
• The Jordanian Royal Medical Services provides the medics on the ground.
• Electronic Health Systems and the Hakeem Programme allowing the digital element.
• LSN Ltd provides leadership and digital vision.
• Amparo and Koalaa provides innovation in prosthetics and Adapttech providing Real World Evidence.
As of 3 December 2024, 191 prostheses (158 leg prostheses and 33 arm) have been fitted.
Prospero World is supporting Restoring Hope by receiving tax-efficient donations on their behalf from UK tax payers.
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