The Exceed organisation has worked in Southeast Asia since 1989, to support people with disabilities, restore mobility and enable dependents to become independent contributors to society by: 

Equipping – our NGO, Exceed Worldwide, trains local Prosthetic and Orthotic (P&O) professionals to provide high quality services.

Enabling – Exceed Worldwide provides accessible services for the most disadvantaged and supports people with disabilities in their communities to access education, training, employment or self-employment.

Empowering – advocating for disability rights and using research by the Exceed Research Network to find innovative ways to increase access to sustainable P&O services based on patients’ preferences and choices.  

Research & innovation - comes from listening to patients and the P&O workforce and being aware of wider social and economic trends. Feedback from research has led to the launch of Exceed Social Enterprises and public private partnerships, which offers P&O patients choice and creates sustainable funding streams to support service provision for the most disadvantaged and increase access to services for all.   

In countries where 90% of those who need P&O support cannot access services, the future is about new thinking and innovation. A growing P&O sector will come from a developing mix of philanthropic, private and public services and partnerships and Exceed is leading the way.

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