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Guide them to us. We provide artificial hands for free.

According to a World Health Organization & World Bank report, around 15% of the world’s population lives with some kind of disability. As per the Census of India (2011), 2.2% of India’s population suffers from some kind of disability such as locomotors disability, visual impairment, hearing impairment, speech problems, learning disability, autism and multiple disability.

Ratna Nidhi has been a pioneer in organizing mobility camps across India for close to fifteen years. Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust has a fully equipped Jaipur foot and Caliper fitment center at Mahalaxmi, Mumbai which is manned by trained technicians and equipped with all the machinery required to fabricate Jaipur Foot or Calipers within a matter of hours. Any disabled person is welcome here to give their measurements and avail of the appropriate customized appliance.In recent times, Ratna Nidhi has also started manufacturing artificial hands that enable a person to get a similar grip to hold things as in the case of a normal hand.

Jamnagar Camp Beneficiary Artificial Hand Donated To The Disabled

A prosthetic hand not only boosts their confidence but also help them do simple daily tasks.

To help someone in need – call 8530 485 3324 or Fill in the details here.

Once you register your details or the details of the patient with us, our team will get in touch with them.

A suitable time will be decided when the beneficiary can go to our center to give measurements. Within a couple of hours, the person shall be able to walk out of our center with a hand.

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HERE IS WHAT BENEFICIARY HAS TO SAY

Donate Artificial Hands For Free Karamshibhai, 55 years, Jamnagar Camp beneficiary

He lives in a small village at Jamnagar. He lost his hand in an accident.

Karamshi shares “I am very happy to receive this hand for free. I cannot think of investing into any kind of expensive medical treatment for myself. With the help of this hand, I can carry out daily activities easily."

FAQ

There is absolutely no charge for beneficiaries receiving artificial hands for the handicapped through our program. Production costs are covered by philanthropic donations and CSR grants. Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust focuses on making mobility aids universally accessible, so recipients only provide medical records and attend scheduled fittings; no hidden fees or deposits are requested whatsoever at any stage.

We manufacture lightweight, below-elbow prosthetics based on the Jaipur design, refined for artificial hands for handicapped conditions in India. Components include a polyethylene socket, stainless-steel joints, and a silicone rubber hand with a functional grip. Models are durable, water-resistant, and capable of daily tasks such as writing, eating, and lifting household objects up to three kilograms safely.

After initial measurements, fabrication takes about five days, followed by fitting and gait training. Rural participants receive accommodation near our center to minimize travel. This rapid turnaround for artificial hands for handicapped applicants is possible because molding, machining, and assembly happen under one roof, significantly streamlining quality control and reducing wait times to under a week.

Post-delivery, Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust offers lifelong maintenance clinics, free socket adjustments, and replacement straps. Physiotherapists conduct strength-building workshops, while peer mentors demonstrate adaptive techniques for artificial hands for the handicapped in India working nationwide in agriculture, retail, or education. Emergency hotlines ensure prompt troubleshooting if any mechanical issue arises between scheduled visits at home.

Services are open to applicants from every state; mobile camps travel to remote districts twice yearly, ensuring artificial hands for the handicapped beneficiaries who cannot visit the Mumbai workshop still receive fittings. Collaboration with district hospitals and local NGOs streamlines registration, while teleconsultations monitor progress until follow-up visits can be scheduled without financial strain or long absences from work or school.