Become a Volunteer

At the heart of the Amputee Coalition’s mission is our peer support programs. Our goal is to make sure that no one goes through this journey alone. We believe that support comes in many forms and can make an incredible difference in recovery and rehabilitation. An experienced, well-trained peer can offer encouragement and information from a place, and at a pace, that an individual in this circumstance can better absorb.
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Become an Advocate

The Amputee Coalition is the only national non-profit representing the limb loss and limb difference community in Washington, D.C.  As the independent, unbiased, evidence-based voice of people living with limb loss and limb difference, we work to improve care through advocacy, education, support, and prevention.  We can’t do it alone.  With your help, we can improve the lives of more than 2.1 million Americans living with limb loss and limb difference and the 28 million more at risk to lose a limb.
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Ambassadors and Community Champions

The Ambassadors and Community Champions play a unique role in reinvigorating the current community, reaching new community members, and raising the collective voices and overall awareness of the limb loss and limb difference community. If you want to get involved as an influencer, inquirer, storyteller, or networker, sign up today!

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THRIVE Blog

  • We are so excited to have had a blast at the 2024 Youth Camp! In partnership with Camp Aranzazu, campers, LITs, and counselors experienced workforce development sessions by local experts, new adventure...
  • Jeff Keene II

    HEY, FELLOW AMPS! I lost my foot in the line-of-duty fighting a fire in NY in 1989. Here is my story: “When the Other Boot Drops.” I pray it inspires those who need to triumph over their own traumatic...
  • Frank Zingale

    NEVER GIVE UP! On January 19th at 1am I went to hospital with calf pain in my right leg. I woke up on the 29th at noon with a right hip disarticulation caused by necrotizing fasciitis. On the 19th,...
  • Latracer Penick

    ALL THE WAY UP. Hello, my name is Latracer Penick. I’m 27 years old and I have three beautiful children under the age of 10. I was born with one arm. I had a lot of challenges throughout my life but...
  • John Paffett

    THE AGEING AMPUTEE. After publishing my autobiography titled ‘They Want To Amputate’ last year I have just had my second book published, titled ‘The Ageing Amputee’. This book is about all the ageing...

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