Amputees and disabled individuals struggle to return to meaningful work and income generation after traumatic injury

People who lose limbs or suffer severe disabilities from accidents, war, or medical events face massive barriers to re-employment and economic independence. They lack accessible job training, adaptive equipment, and employers willing to hire them, leaving them financially dependent and psychologically devastated. Current vocational rehabilitation programs are underfunded, slow, and don't address the specific skill-retraining needs for disabled workers.