A child who receives a prosthetic limb before the age of 10 has a 94% chanceof living a fully independent life
WHY IT MATTERS
WINGS Foundation is an international non-profit organization dedicated to providing prosthetic limbs, rehabilitation support and psychological care to children who have lost limbs due to illness, injury or conflict. provide services that bring clarity, structure, and steady progress, turning complex ideas into practical results
We believe that every child — regardless of where they were born or what they have been through — deserves the freedom to move, play and grow. Our approach combines medical expertise, modern prosthetic technology and human warmth. We don’t just restore limbs. We restore childhoods.
About Us
Rehabilitation
Our rehabilitation program helps children learn to use their prosthetics confidently — through physiotherapy, movement training and play
We offer psychological counselling and community support for families — because a child heals faster when their family heals too
Family Support
Prosthetics
We fund and provide modern prosthetic limbs tailored for growing children — functional, durable and designed for active life
how We Help
Their Stories
Sofia,9
Sofia came to us from a refugee camp. She hadn’t smiled in months. Now she dances every Thursday at rehabilitation class
Adam,10
Adam was afraid he would never play football again. Six months after receiving his prosthetic leg, he scored his first goal.
Mia,8
Mia lost her left leg at age five. Today she plays sports, swims and dreams of becoming a Paralympic champion.
Covers physiotherapy sessions for one child for a month
$25 / month
Make a Difference Today
Your donation provides a child with a prosthetic limb, rehabilitation support and a chance at a full life.
Contributes directly to providing a new prosthetic limb
$100 / once
Funds prosthetic maintenance and adjustment for a growing child
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