CFH Newsletter Q3 2026
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Transforming physical challenges into independence through customized prosthetics and holistic community-driven rehabilitation across Sri Lanka.
Welcome to the Centre for Handicapped, where hope and support walk hand in hand. Established in 1992, we are dedicated to rebuilding lives affected by physical disabilities caused by illnesses, accidents, or birth defects. Our mission is to provide high-quality, custom-built prosthetic and orthotic devices, wheelchairs, and crutches, empowering individuals to lead productive and independent lives. With the generosity of donors worldwide, we’ve helped over 65,980 recipients across Sri Lanka regain mobility and confidence. Join us in creating brighter futures and smiles that last a lifetime.
Transform physical challenges into independence through holistic community-driven support.
Help us restore mobility for men, women, and children across Sri Lanka every month. Your direct support sponsors custom artificial limbs and comprehensive gait training.
Make an Immediate Gift →Share our mission with your family and networks. CFH works to eliminate stigma while identifying people with physical disabilities who need immediate assistive mobility.
Be an Advocate →Partner your school, club, or company with us to sponsor limbs, organize field outreach screening camps, and provide vital livelihood toolkits for beneficiaries.
Inquire About Partner →Every individual deserves the right to independent movement and human dignity. Our certified multidisciplinary team delivers lifelong rehabilitation from early screening to social integration.
Engineering modular transtibial, transfemoral, and upper-limb prosthetic units fitted with high-durability carbon graphite composite feet and custom skin-friendly silicone liners for rural terrains.
Tailored ankle-foot orthoses (AFO), knee supports, and scoliosis spinal jackets preventing muscular contractures and aiding polio recovery.
Supplying rugged wheelchairs, crutches, and pediatric walkers customized for Sri Lanka's rural dirt roads and uneven gradients.
Custom-fabricated therapeutic footwear and pressure-relieving multi-density insoles designed to prevent plantar ulcers, distribute foot pressure evenly, and protect vulnerable diabetic limbs from amputations.
Supervised gait training sessions and neuromuscular re-education guiding newly fitted patients from parallel bars to confident strides.
Comprehensive village vision examinations, prescription corrective lenses, cataract triage, and sensory screening for tea plantation workers.
Empowering patients with self-employment seed capital, sewing equipment, tailoring apprenticeships, and tuk-tuk pedal modifications to restore family self-reliance.
Providing compassionate psychosocial support, trauma counselling, and peer-led mental health sessions to help patients and families navigate limb loss, rebuild emotional resilience, and regain confidence.
Conducting workshops in schools, workplaces, and rural councils to eradicate social disability stigma and promote universal accessibility policies.
Immediate intervention required for our beneficiaries across Sri Lanka.
100% of your monetary donations go directly toward component materials, socket fabrication, and clinical fitting for impoverished beneficiaries across Sri Lanka.
Recognizing the incredible global organizations, donors, and foundations that make our life-restoring prosthetic and rehabilitation services possible.
Every limb manufactured in our workshop carries a story of personal courage, renewed livelihood, and family stability.
After my accident, I thought my days as a tea smallholder were over. The CFH team in Kandy didn't just give me a lightweight artificial leg; they walked beside me during every step of training until I could walk on steep hillslopes again. Today I support my three children with pride.
Watching my seven-year-old daughter attend her first day of school without needing to be carried was the happiest day of our lives. The pediatric orthotic braces made by Centre for Handicapped fit her perfectly and allow her to run and play with her classmates.
Discover recent mobile outreach camps, educational workshops, and community achievements.
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