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The Range of Motion Project, a 501(c)(3), aims to provide prosthetic limbs and orthotic braces to those without resources throughout the world.

9 out of 10 amputees worldwide do NOT have access to quality prosthetic care. The Range of Motion Project (ROMP) believes that amputees are not disabled because of a missing limb, but because of a missing prosthesis. ROMP was founded to create a more equal distribution of prosthetic services throughout the world.

03/07/2026

95% of the prosthetic components we use are recycled — giving new life to materials and restoring mobility to patients.

As part of our new strategy, we are expanding component recycling to meet the growing demand in Guatemala and Ecuador.

In 2026, we will host 6 Limb Disassembly Days across the United States to increase access to high-quality components.

Be part of this historic movement.
Donate components and help us keep mobility moving forward.

Immobility Is History.

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El 95% de los componentes protésicos que utilizamos son reciclados — dando nueva vida a los materiales y nueva movilidad a los pacientes.

Como parte de nuestra nueva estrategia, estamos ampliando el reciclaje de componentes para atender la creciente demanda en Guatemala y Ecuador.

En 2026, realizaremos 6 Días de Desmontaje de Prótesis en Estados Unidos para aumentar el acceso a componentes de alta calidad.

Sé parte de este movimiento histórico.
Dona componentes y ayúdanos a seguir llevando movilidad.

La inmovilidad es historia.

02/27/2026

Last week our Executive Director Jonathan Naber made a presentation at the American Academy of Prosthetists & Orthotists in Nashville, speaking about ROMP’s research collaboration with the University of Washington in Guatemala.

Collaboration is key to meeting the demand for care and sharing the ROMP model worldwide, and we are glad to partner with UW Rehab Med, Penta Medical Recycling, ALPS South as we fight to make immobility a thing of the past.

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02/26/2026

In just the first two months of 2026, we delivered 112 prostheses across Guatemala and Ecuador.

We’ve already reached 13% of our annual goal — but 762 patients are still waiting.

Meeting this demand requires consistency, community, and commitment.

Meeting this demand takes consistency, community, and commitment.

Help us keep the momentum going so more patients can walk toward independence.

Donate or get involved at the link in our bio.
Immobility Is History.

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En solo los primeros dos meses de 2026 entregamos 112 prótesis en Guatemala y Ecuador.

Ya hemos alcanzado el 13% de nuestra meta anual, pero aún hay 762 pacientes esperando.

Atender esta demanda requiere constancia, comunidad y compromiso.

Ayúdanos a mantener el ritmo para que más pacientes puedan caminar hacia su independencia.

Dona o participa desde el enlace en nuestra biografía.
La inmovilidad es historia.

02/13/2026

César, from Pichincha, lost his leg to diabetes in 2024. Referred by another ROMP patient, he received a custom-made prosthesis at our Quito clinic in May 2025 during the volunteer program with George Mason University.

With 4 children depending on him, his family has always been his motivation. Now, he’s ready to return to work and take the next steps toward a brighter future.

“My family’s needs kept me going.” – César

Mobility changes lives. Together, we can make immobility a thing of the past.

Support patients like César by donating prosthetic components or making a gift: https://rompglobal.org/

02/05/2026

As ROMP has become better known in Guatemala and Ecuador, we have received a huge number of patients referred to us.

Our mission to ensure access to high-quality prosthetic care calls on us to meet this surging demand.

ROMP will grow and adapt across Guatemala, Ecuador, and the United States to make this possible.

You can be part of this historic effort. Donate, volunteer, or recycle via the link in our bio.

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A medida que ROMP se ha dado a conocer en Guatemala y Ecuador, hemos recibido un número sin precedentes de pacientes referidos.

Nuestra misión de garantizar el acceso a atención protésica de alta calidad nos llama a responder a esta creciente demanda.

ROMP crecerá y se adaptará en Guatemala, Ecuador y Estados Unidos para hacerlo posible.

Tú puedes ser parte de este esfuerzo histórico. Dona, haz voluntariado o recicla a través del enlace en nuestra biografía.

MobilityforAll
MovilidadParaTodos

01/20/2026

This year, ROMP launched a bold strategy to make immobility a thing of the past for people with amputation in Guatemala, Ecuador, and beyond.

Our dedicated staff — together with volunteers, recyclers, donors, and climbers — have already taken the most important step: the first one.

Stay tuned for updates on our progress and stories of impact as we move forward. We’re glad you’re part of changing the story of human mobility.

Immobility Is History.
Donate, volunteer, or recycle at the link in our bio.

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Este año, ROMP lanzó una estrategia audaz para hacer de la inmovilidad cosa del pasado para personas con amputación en Guatemala, Ecuador y más allá.

Nuestro equipo — junto con voluntarios, recicladores, donantes y escaladores — ya dio el paso más importante: el primero.

Mantente al tanto de los avances y de las historias de impacto que vienen. Nos alegra que seas parte de cambiar la historia de la movilidad humana.

La inmovilidad es historia.
Dona, sé voluntario o recicla desde el enlace en nuestra biografía.

InmovilidadEsHistoria ROMPGuatemala ROMPEcuador ROMPGlobal MovilidadParaTodos

12/29/2025

ROMP is calling certified prosthetists, technicians, physical & occupational therapists to join us for our February 27 – March 8, 2026 Volunteer Program in Guatemala. This is our highest need program of the year!

Your experience will help us to accelerate care and exchange knowledge as we face a waitlist of over 1,000 people. In partnership with our dedicated Guatemala team, you will take patients from casting to delivery in a short, intense week.

Ready to make an impact? Apply via the link in our bio.

12/27/2025

For the 11th Annual Climb for ROMP, 16 climbers took on the challenge - including some of our patients.

Together, they raised awareness and funds to help open access to prosthetic care for hundreds of patients.

Thank you climbers for helping change the story of mobility worldwide!

12/25/2025

In 2025, over 7,500 pounds of prosthetic components were collected through ROMP’s nationwide component recycling program.

By giving high-quality feet and knees a second life, our Ecuador and Guatemala teams provided life-changing mobility to hundreds of patients.

Thank you mobility recyclers - patient and practitioner alike!

Recycle today via the link in our bio.

ROMPGlobal MobilityforAll MovilidadParaTodos

12/24/2025

This year, 102 volunteers served with ROMP, generously giving their time and talents to help expand access to prosthetic care.

Working hand-in-hand with our Guatemala and Ecuador teams, volunteers helped move numerous patients from waiting to walking.

Thank you 2025 volunteers for making immobility history!

Sign up to volunteer at the link in our bio.

ROMPGlobal MobilityforAll MovilidadParaTodos

12/09/2025

ROMP’s Global warehouse in Denver is one of the world’s largest prosthetic recycling operations.

Together with numerous Colorado volunteers, our warehouse associate turns hundreds of boxes of donations into highly useful feet, knees, and other items to keep our Guatemala and Ecuador clinics fueled with what they need to provide care year round.

Today is Colorado Gives Day, an opportunity for you to donate locally to impact mobility globally. Help us make immobility a thing of the past from right here in Colorado.

See the link in our bio.

12/02/2025

Today is Giving Tuesday. It’s a special opportunity for you to help turn the tide of immobility.

Here are a few of the many people worldwide who are generously helping us to turn the page on the days when not everyone had access to prosthetic care.

You can be part of this story. You can impact people with amputation in Guatemala, Ecuador, and beyond. Help make immobility a thing of the past. Donate today, 2 December 2025.

See the link in our bio to make your donation today.

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Hoy es el Día de Dar. Es una oportunidad especial para ayudar a cambiar el rumbo de la inmovilidad.

Aquí te mostramos a algunas de las muchas personas alrededor del mundo que nos ayudan generosamente a pasar la página de los días en que no todos tenían acceso a atención protésica.

Tú puedes ser parte de esta historia. Puedes impactar la vida de personas con amputación en Guatemala, Ecuador y más allá. Ayuda a que la inmovilidad sea cosa del pasado. Dona hoy, 2 de diciembre de 2025.

Visita el enlace en nuestro perfil para hacer tu donación.

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1474 S Acoma Street
Denver, CO
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http://www.rompglobal.org/, http://linktree.com/rompglobal/

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