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Accidents can happen unexpectedly and change lives in profound ways. Losing one or more limbs in an accident can turn a person’s life upside down, leaving them feeling helpless and uncertain about the future. Japanese and German technology-based 3D-printed Narayan Modular Artificial Limbs can help restore mobility, confidence, and independence. However, not everyone can afford the cost of a prosthetic leg or arm in India.

Many differently abled individuals and amputation survivors struggle to access mobility aids due to financial constraints, limited resources, or a lack of access to appropriate facilities.

Committed to helping people regain mobility and lead normal, fulfilling lives, Narayan Seva Sansthan distributes Japanese and German technology-based 3D-printed Narayan Modular Artificial Limbs, including prosthetic legs, along with calipers, wheelchairs, and other mobility aids, completely free of charge.

3D Printed Narayan Modular Artificial Limb - Distributing Free-of-Cost in India

Narayan Seva Sansthan has established a modern artificial limb manufacturing center at the World of Humanity. Here, differently abled individuals from marginalized communities can also receive corrective surgeries and rehabilitation completely free of charge. Through the World of Humanity, various camps, and other initiatives, we distribute Narayan artificial limbs to individuals who urgently need support.

Our team of specialized prosthetics and orthotics experts carefully measures each beneficiary to ensure that every artificial limb manufactured at our facility is customized for an accurate and comfortable fit. Our advanced workshops manufacture artificial limbs in India with the support of skilled prosthetics and orthotics professionals.

We also provide beneficiaries receiving an artificial arm or prosthetic leg with the guidance and assistance needed to adapt to their new limbs and use them effectively. Our specialists offer ongoing support to help beneficiaries become comfortable with their artificial limbs, regain mobility, and move toward greater independence.

WITH YOUR VALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS

The following achievements have been made possible through your support. Your donations have helped our artificial limb centre create new opportunities for a better life for those in need.

4,56,097

Corrective Surgeries
Performed

4,03,449

Callipers
Distributed

3,27,468

Crutches
Distributed

2,92,974

Wheelchairs
Distributed

2,76,478

TriCycles
Distributed

41,012

Artificial Limb
Distributed

Success Stories

Priyansh

Five-year-old Priyansh from Jhansi was born with one leg shorter than the other. With a 3D-printed artificial limb from Narayan Seva Sansthan, he can now walk, play, and enjoy childhood with confidence.

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Umang

Umang faced difficulty in daily activities because of physical challenges from birth. He lived in Tandha Khurd village, Shahjahanpur, and had a shorter right hand and left leg.

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Akshay Tilmore

Akshay Tilmore, a resident of Akola district in Maharashtra, faced a life-altering event when a tragic train accident caused him to lose one of his legs. This incident completely changed his life, presenting him with a mountain of challenges. Not only did he have to endure physical pain, but fighting the mental and emotional struggles […]

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Punit

I wish to forget the day of December 22, 2022, but it remains etched in my memory. On that day, amidst the cold mist, I cautiously drove my truck ahead when suddenly the front tire burst. The truck veered off course, and fearing a collision with an oncoming vehicle, I swerved. Though a major accident […]

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Lakhdev Singh Jadeja

Lakhdev Singh Jadeja, a 35-year-old resident of Rajkot, Gujarat, is a skilled and composed individual by profession, working as a chauffeur. His life has been filled with challenges, with his wife battling cancer, undergoing two surgeries, and the heartbreaking loss of their son to illness 13 years ago. Around 10 months ago, while hoisting the […]

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Sonakshi

Sonakshi Singh (14), residing in Rehla, Palamu district, Jharkhand, faced a severe injury in a train accident in 2021, resulting in the amputation of her right leg.

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Anshul

Deewan Singh Manjhi and Hemlata Devi from Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, were overjoyed when their firstborn, a son named Anshul, came into their lives.

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Anil Kumar

16-year-old Anil Kumar was leading acontented life with his family. However, three years ago, a severe road accident left

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Tulsi

The arrival of their daughter, Tulsi, brought boundless joy to the family. Suresh, the hardworking tractor driver, and Kesar Devi, the caring homemaker, reveled in the blissful moments with their little one.

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Harshal Kadam

In a tragic turn of events, Harshal Kadam from Pune lost both of his legs in a devastating train accident, plunging his life into darkness. Once-cherished dreams now lay shattered, casting a shadow over his existence.

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Sujit Kumar

Sujit Kumar, a 29-year-old resident of Sonbhadra in Uttar Pradesh, had a happy life with his parents and wife. He worked as a truck driver and enjoyed the simple pleasures of life.

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Akash Kumar

Akash Kumar, the eldest of four brothers, lived a carefree life in Nainpur, Madhya Pradesh, spending most of his childhood playing around the railway tracks near his home.

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Sonu Kumar

Sonu Kumar, a 33-year-old hardworking man from Jind, Haryana, was leading a contented life with his family of four. However, fate had something else in store for him.

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Savita

The birth of Savita brought delight to Gabbar and Asha Devi of Uttarsaud village (UP). But when she was 6 years old, her parents began to worry when they noticed a little bump in her groin.

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Nagraj Yuvraj Patil

A man was living a happy life with his five family members while working as a farmer on a small holding until one day a catastrophe struck, shattering all of the family's hopes.

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Rakesh

Three years ago, a joyful person's blood flow stopped as a result of an injury, which caused constriction of the leg veins.

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Dinesh

This is the agony of a 36-year-old man. Dinesh Nishad, from Maharajganj, Uttar Pradesh, was living happily with his family of six and providing for them by truck driving.

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Badal

Manoj Sahni, from Kaptanganj, Uttar Pradesh, feeds his family of six by providing transportation in auto rickshaws.

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Sandeep

Sandeep Kabale, a native of Ratnagiri, Maharashtra, is from a normal family. Working in a private chemical company, he was running his household by earning Rs 10,000 per month.

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Rakesh Patel

Sometimes nature does such a thing that a person breaks down. In such a situation, people who work with enthusiasm even after being disappointed, they get some kind of support.

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Chandrashekhar

There was an atmosphere of happiness in the family and relatives since the birth of a son ten years ago in the house of Dinesh Kumar, a resident of Agra, Uttar Pradesh.

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Palak

Palak lost her father in a road accident when she was a kid. In the impact of the accident, Palak’s leg and her mother’s hand was severely injured and had to be amputated.

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Ramesh

I Ramesh used to run my own ration shop in Nashik Maharashtra. I was living in a family of 6 members including my kids and wife. I open my shop everyday from 6 am to 8 pm.

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Rajesh Vinod Chauhan

Rajesh Vinod Chauhan (14), a pre-mature child, was born 14 years ago to Vinod Chauhan (48), a resident of Yavatmal, Maharashtra, who lived by farming.

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To date, our "NGO has provided Narayan artificial limbs free of charge to underprivileged amputees. Even a small contribution from you can make a meaningful difference in someone's life.

If you wish to give back to society, your donation can help underprivileged individuals and families regain mobility and independence. The cost of a prosthetic leg in India can be beyond the reach of economically weaker sections of society. Your support can help us continue this mission and bring meaningful change to the lives of those in need.

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Donate to Help Us Provide Those in Need with the Best Japanese & German Technology-based 3D Printed Narayan Modular Artificial Limb in India

For the differently abled, it isn’t just the functional issues of day-to-day life, but even the stigma of society, that makes life a bit more difficult. People from the underprivileged sections of society find it hard to build fulfilling lives for themselves.

With our Japanese & German Technology-based 3D Printed Narayan Modular Artificial Limb center in Udaipur, we at Narayan Seva Sansthan have dedicated ourselves to helping people with disabilities from the economically weaker sections of society access the aids and appliances they require to lead their lives and gain the mobility and confidence they need to create bright futures for themselves and their families. We believe that the its cost should not be a factor that inhibits people from becoming the best that they can be.

For years, we have been making consistent efforts to distribute the best Japanese & German Technology-based 3D Printed Narayan Modular Artificial Limbs in India, the price of which is generally too high for many specially-abled individuals to afford. We help them by manufacturing and providing prosthetic limbs that are custom manufactured to those in need, completely free of charge.

We help individuals who were born with such afflictions or who are accident survivors who cannot afford such aids so they can start getting their life back to normal. To expand the reach of our initiative even further and to deliver the best Japanese & German Technology-based 3D Printed Narayan Modular Artificial Limb in India to all who need them, we also regularly organize artificial limb or prosthetic leg camps in various cities across the country to benefit people from marginalized or economically weaker sections of society who are in need of artificial prosthetic legs or arms.

However, despite the many efforts and initiatives and the many people we have managed to help thanks to our donors, many others still remain, waiting for their aid and resources. Every small bit of help goes a long way in helping us change lives for the better, and your donation, no matter how big or small, can bring a smile to someone.

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Equipped with a modern Japanese & German Technology-based 3D Printed Narayan Modular Artificial Limb center where custom-sized prosthetics are manufactured ‘free of cost’ for the marginalized sections of society and for the people who lack access to basic healthcare and medical facilities because of their economic backgrounds, Narayan Seva Sansthan has already managed to help more than 4.3 lakh people live near comfortable lives.

Also offering free corrective surgeries and rehabilitation facilities, along with skill-development training, Narayan Seva Sansthan is dedicatedly working towards building an inclusive society that recognizes skills and abilities instead of physical disabilities and works together to cater to those with special needs. With the help of our donors, we continue to change lives for the better, and your contributions, no matter how big or small, play a significant role in helping us empower many people in need.

If you want to give back to society and help others, you too can consider offering your services at our charitable organization. You can also consider sponsoring the cost of an Japanese & German Technology-based 3D Printed Narayan Modular Artificial Limb in India.

Despite the efforts of numerous non-profits, many people still remain without access to even the most basic facilities and opportunities. But, together, we can change the world for the better and ensure that everyone receives the care and resources they deserve to build their lives with confidence.

At Narayan Seva Sansthan, the prosthetic leg costs in India are free and custom-made to ensure a perfect fit. You can make an online donation, or you can visit one of our charity’s branches in person to donate to a cause that you hold close to your heart. We have a number of initiatives in place to support the betterment of society, ranging from child education and running an orphanage to organising mass marriages for Divyangs and offering free skill-development training in employable fields.

Types of Artificial Limbs Donated by Narayan Seva Sansthan: Prosthetic Legs and Arms

At Narayan Seva Sansthan, we provide four types of prosthetic limbs to differently abled individuals free of cost:

Below-Knee Artificial Leg: Narayan Seva Sansthan is providing below-knee prosthetic legs to many divyangs. This prosthetic leg includes a socket, pylon, and a durable foot for individuals. Our workers create legs for people with disabilities. This helps them walk and work easily every day.

Above-Knee Artificial Legs: The above-knee Prosthetic Legs is a modern engineering wonder. It includes an artificial knee joint. It has a stable socket and pylon. We designed it for rough surfaces; this smart design helps rural warriors rise and reach new heights.

Below-elbow arm prosthetic: Our below-elbow prosthetic arm empowers users to pick up and move light objects effortlessly. This sober design is perfect for everyday tasks, making Divyangjan’s lives lighter and brighter.

Above-elbow arm prosthetic: This is designed to replace the lost part above the arm and below the elbow. We aim to restore functionality and mobility and allow divyangjans to do daily activities. And make customized orthotic limbs for patients.

Narayan Seva Sansthan makes prosthetic limbs (Prosthetic Legs and Arms) from lightweight and strong materials. We use modern technology to improve mobility and freedom. Narayan Seva Sansthan holds measurement and fitment camps in cities and villages. This helps them reach communities that need support.

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