Prosthetic Care for Syrian Disabled

Dear Supporter,

Thanks to your continued generosity, a new chapter of healing has begun for Ali, a survivor of a devastating landmine explosion that took place two years ago. This incident resulted in the loss of his lower right limb and left him with multiple injuries across his body. Although he had previously received a prosthetic limb, it was ill-fitting and caused chronic pain, limiting his ability to move forward.

Recently, Ali visited the Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Center in Afrin, where our specialized team conducted a full evaluation and began the measurement phase for a new prosthesis. This critical step includes assessing the amputation site, identifying sensitive areas, and creating a customized mold to ensure the best possible fit for his new lower right limb.

This mold is more than just a technical process—it represents the foundation for Ali’s next step toward physical stability and independence. With the right support, he can regain mobility, dignity, and the confidence to reengage with life.

Your impact is real. Stories like Ali’s are only possible because of people like you. By standing with survivors, you help them move from pain to progress—one step at a time.

With gratitude,

Dear Supporter,

At the heart of every life-changing journey lies a single step — and for many at the Syrian National Project for Prosthetics and Rehabilitation (NSPPL), that step begins with a carefully cast socket.

We are thrilled to share that at the NSPPL’s prosthetics workshop, the socket casting process is being carried out with exceptional precision and care. This critical stage in prosthetic development ensures a secure and comfortable connection between the prosthetic limb and the body — a true milestone on the path to renewed mobility.

Thanks to your generosity, individuals who once lost their ability to walk are now taking strides toward a new beginning. Each socket represents more than just technical craftsmanship; it embodies restored independence, hope, and the possibility of a dignified life.

As we continue this important work, your support remains the foundation that makes each new step possible. Together, we are not just building prosthetics — we are rebuilding lives.

Warm regards,