More groups helping amputees in Haiti

Please see article here, list is reprinted below.

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Some groups aiding quake victims:

Handicap International: Co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997 for work with land mine victims, the agency conducts 250 programs in 60 countries. The group has been working in Haiti since 2008.

Amputee Coalition of America: Provides resources and education for amputees in the U.S. and around the world.

Healing Hands for Haiti: Aid agency has worked for more than a decade providing help for 800,000 disabled Haitians.

Physicians for Peace: Provides medical education and training in developing countries, including Haiti.

Hanger Prosthetics and Orthotics Inc.: U.S. largest supplier of devices. Sites nationwide are accepting used crutches, braces, wheelchairs and prosthetics.

American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association: National trade association of manufacturers and suppliers of braces and artificial limbs.

Prosthetics Outreach Foundation: Helps amputees in the developing world gain mobility.

Legs for All: LeTourneau University program that helps clinics in developing countries produce inexpensive, durable prosthetics locally.

Limbs for Life Foundation: Helping re-establish prosthetic supply and distribution for Haiti in the Dominican Republic.

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