The Amputee Coalition is a donor-supported, voluntary health organization serving more than two million people with limb loss/limb difference and more than 28 million people at risk for amputation. The Amputee Coalition is the nation’s leading organization on limb loss, dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for amputees and their families, improving patient care and preventing limb loss through its management of the National Limb Loss Resource Center. With the generous support of the public, we are helping amputees live well with limb loss/limb difference, raising awareness about limb loss prevention and ensuring amputees have a voice in matters affecting their ability to live full, thriving lives.

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Amputee Coalition

Amputee Coalition's headquarters in Washington, DC, United States

Randolph Bidinger

Shree Thaker

Whitney Doyle

Maurice Henson

Aaron Burnell

Shawntay Kent

Kristin Mello

Jordan Straughter

Annika Berlin

Ryan Leishman

James Wilkes

Johnny Rocco Vacca

Sydney Marshburn

Debbie Cavins

Shannon Williams

Zaira Becerra

The Health and Community Support team at the Amputee Coalition provides essential resources and personalized guidance for individuals navigating limb loss or limb difference. They facilitate peer support programs, collaborate with healthcare providers and underserved communities, and advocate for policy changes, ensuring that amputees receive comprehensive care and support. By connecting patients with vital information and resources, this team plays a crucial role in enhancing the quality of life for amputees and their families.

Health and Community Support

The Workforce Development Team at the Amputee Coalition focuses on creating and implementing programs that enhance employment opportunities and training for individuals with limb loss or limb difference. By collaborating with local businesses and organizations, they aim to improve workforce participation and provide resources that empower amputees, particularly youth, to successfully transition into the workforce. Through mentorship, training initiatives, and advocacy, the team strives to promote inclusivity and economic independence for those affected by limb loss.

Workforce Development Team

The Information Technology Team at the Amputee Coalition is responsible for maintaining and enhancing the organization’s technological infrastructure. They ensure the smooth operation of IT systems, manage the organization’s website, and provide technical support to staff and stakeholders. By leveraging technology, the team strives to improve data management and online resources, facilitating better communication and resources for amputees and their families.

Information Technology Team

The Media and Communications Team at the Amputee Coalition is responsible for crafting and disseminating impactful messaging that raises awareness about limb loss and promotes the organization's initiatives. This team utilizes digital media, social media platforms, and graphic design to engage the community, share success stories, and advocate for the needs of amputees and their families. Through strategic partnerships and effective communication, they aim to enhance the visibility of the Coalition's mission and support its efforts in improving the quality of life for those affected by limb loss.

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Amputee Coalition

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Amputee Coalition

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Health and Community Support

Workforce Development Team

Information Technology Team

Media and Communications Team

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