Bharat CPO highlights the vital role of NGOs, clinicians, technicians and suppliers in expanding access to orthotic and prosthetic care across India. Through stories on O&P distribution camps, community outreach, assistive technology, rehabilitation partnerships and patient impact, Bharat CPO connects the people and organisations helping deliver mobility, dignity and independence to underserved communities.
NGOs & Camps
A free artificial limb distribution programme in Andhra Pradesh has provided prosthetic legs to 90 people, offering renewed mobility and support to individuals living with limb loss. According to The Hans India, the programme was organised with the support of NRI donors, with artificial legs worth nearly Rs 5 lakh
NGOs & Camps
India’s Jaipur Foot movement is set to gain another international milestone with the inauguration of a permanent prosthetic limb centre in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago. The centre is being established by Jaipur Foot USA in partnership with Bhagwan Mahaveer Viklang Sahayata Samiti (BMVSS) and the Government of
NGOs & Camps
Narayan Seva Sansthan has hosted a free surgical camp for 101 specially-abled individuals at its Seva Teerth campus in Udaipur, Rajasthan. The camp was inaugurated by Swati Sharma, Additional Superintendent of Police of the Anti-Terrorism Squad, with institutional leaders, medical personnel and public representatives present for the programme. According to
NGOs & Camps
A prosthetic and assistive device camp in Hyderabad has been praised as a “victory of humanity,” after beneficiaries received artificial limbs and mobility support designed to help them regain independence, dignity and participation in daily life. According to The Hans India, the event was attended by Telangana Governor Jishnu Dev
NGOs & Camps
A five-day free surgery and artificial limb camp at JIET Medical College and Hospital (JMCH), Jodhpur has provided specialist foot and ankle treatment for children living with congenital hand and foot deformities. The camp was organised in collaboration with the International Society for Human Welfare and Rehabilitation (ISHWAR), New Delhi,