In a world where mobility represents independence and dignity, many individuals across still struggle with limb loss caused by birth defects, accidents, illness, or chronic conditions. To address this need, Narayan Seva Sansthan (NSS)—a global humanitarian organisation—is extending its life-changing services to by offering free artificial limb transplants to people who cannot afford them.

For over 38 years, NSS has been a beacon of support for the differently-abled. With more than 430,000 free corrective surgeries completed globally, the organisation continues to transform lives—now with a growing presence.

Why this ?

It has a well-developed healthcare system, but access to prosthetics and mobility solutions still poses challenges for certain communities, including:

• People living in regional and remote areas
• Low-income families without comprehensive health cover
• Elderly citizens facing financial hardship
• Refugees, immigrants, or Indigenous communities with limited access to specialised care

Recognising these challenges, Narayan Seva Sansthan is bridging the gap by offering completely free artificial limbs and rehabilitation support for those in need.

What Is a Free Artificial Limb Transplant?

An artificial limb transplant involves the fitting of a personalised prosthetic device to replace a lost limb—such as a hand, arm, leg, or foot. NSS provides:

• Custom-made prosthetic limbs tailored to each individual
• Free fitting and adjustment by skilled technicians
• Mobility and rehabilitation support
• Follow-up assessments to ensure usability and comfort

These services are delivered at zero cost to the patient, supported by the generosity of donors and volunteers.

Our Work

Narayan Seva Sansthan collaborates with local NGOs, community organisations, and health professionals to carry out:

• Mobile artificial limb camps in major cities like Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth
• Measurement and screening sessions
• On-site prosthetic distribution and training
• Community awareness campaigns for disability inclusion

Every camp is managed with compassion, professionalism, and respect—creating a strong sense of community among participants and volunteers.

Changing Lives: One Limb at a Time

Take the story of John, a Queensland resident who lost his leg in a road accident and was unable to afford a suitable prosthetic. Through NSS outreach program, he received a high-quality artificial limb and is now walking confidently again, returning to his job and daily life with hope.

His journey is one among many—each prosthetic limb not only restores mobility, but also rebuilds confidence and purpose.

Rehabilitation and Empowerment

At NSS, we believe the journey doesn’t end with a new limb. We offer ongoing support including:

• Walking and movement training
• Muscle strengthening and posture correction
• Vocational training to support employment
• Emotional support to promote reintegration into society

Our approach combines physical recovery with social and economic rehabilitation for a truly transformative impact.

Support Our Mission – Donate Today

Your donation can help someone regain the ability to walk, work, and live independently.

All donations made to Narayan Seva Sansthan is eligible for tax benefits under charity regulations, as we work toward formal recognition as a registered charitable entity.

Community Engagement & Events

To raise awareness and expand our impact, we regularly organise:

• Free artificial limb camps
• Disability awareness workshops
• Charity walks and fundraising events
• Volunteer programs and donation drives

These events foster a spirit of service (seva) and bring together people from all walks of life to create a more inclusive society.

Conclusion: Restoring Hope Through Action

Narayan Seva Sansthan is more than a healthcare initiative—it’s a movement for equality, dignity, and hope. Every limb we provide is a step towards building a more inclusive and compassionate.

In a divided world, your one act of kindness can help someone stand again—not just physically, but with pride, purpose, and a renewed sense of self-worth.