charitable trust

A disability should never define a life.

Limbs4All funds limbs, wheelchairs and education for people with disabilities in Cambodia and Nepal, so they can live on their own terms.

Registered charitable trust 2007

1,590+

School packages delivered

About us

Opportunity, not just assistance

More than a billion people worldwide live with a disability. Many are held back not by their disability, but by a lack of the right equipment, care or schooling.



Limbs4All was founded by Mark and Anne Inglis after Mark's 2006 Everest climb. Since 2007 we've backed the local people and partners closing that gap. We can't help everyone, but every limb, chair and school bag we fund opens a door.

OUR WORK

Practical support that opens doors

Kids Exceed

Wheelchairs

Limb Centres

How we work

How a small trust makes a lasting difference

01
Partner with people on the ground

We work through trusted local organisations like Exceed Worldwide and the Spinal Injury Rehabilitation Centre in Kathmandu. They know their communities and the people who need support most.

02

Fund what makes the biggest difference

Together we choose practical support that changes daily life: a rough terrain wheelchair, a better-equipped limb centre, a uniform and a bike to get to school.

03

Stay for the long term

We visit our projects in person and follow each student's progress. Some of our partnerships are more than 15 years old, because lasting change takes time.

Who we support

Helping people with disabilities take their next step

Young people in Cambodia

In Cambodia, many children with disabilities never start school, or leave early. Through Kids Exceed we provide uniforms, stationery, backpacks and bikes, and Exceed Worldwide's team supports each student and their family along the way.

Spinal injury patients in Nepal

Amputees and limb fitters

Limbs4All is a registered charitable trust with IRD donee status. We keep our structure small and transparent, so your support goes where it's needed.

GET INVOLVED

Be part of

the first step

A uniform, a bike or a wheelchair can be what gets someone to school, to work or out into their community. Give online, set up a fundraiser, or put Limbs4All forward as your workplace or event charity.

STUDENT STORIES

Our students are the clearest measure of our impact.

After an accident, Seyhak stopped going to school for six months. With a leg brace, encouragement and a new bike, he's back in Grade 5. He's doing well, and his friends play with him like before.

Seyhak

Kids Exceed student, Kampong Chhnang

Kimtai was born with both feet twisted. Leg braces, school supplies and a new bicycle mean he now gets himself to school. He's in Grade 6 and has promised to keep studying hard.

Kimtai

Kids Exceed student, Kandal Province

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qUESTIONS & aNSWERS

Frequently asked questions

  • Where does my donation go?

    Your donation funds practical projects through our partners: wheelchairs, limb centres and school support for young people with disabilities. Limbs4All is run by volunteer trustees, so we keep our costs low. 

  • Can I claim a tax credit?

    Yes. Limbs4All has IRD donee status, so New Zealand taxpayers can claim a 33.33% tax credit on donations of $5 or more.

  • Where do you work?

    In Cambodia and Nepal, where every dollar goes a long way. Our biggest current programme is Kids Exceed in Cambodia, run with Exceed Worldwide.

  • Who runs Limbs4All?

    Limbs4All was founded in 2007 by Mark and Anne Inglis. It's governed by a board of trustees and is registered with Charities Services.

  • Can I donate from overseas?

    Yes. You can give through our Givealittle page or by international bank transfer. All the details are on our Get Involved page.

  • Can I fundraise for Limbs4All?

    Absolutely. Schools, workplaces and friends have biked, run, trekked and even shaved their heads for us. Get in touch and we'll help you get started.