requirements. Universal Limbs Foundation also delivers structured training so children can learn grip patterns, daily task performance, and bilateral coordination with their prosthetics. Its programs include trauma-informed psychosocial workshops that address grief, war-related trauma, and identity changes associated with limb loss. The organization involves families and local healthcare providers in assessment, fitting, and follow-up to support long-term functional use and adaptation. All programming and prosthetic devices are provided at no cost to participating families.