Improvement of the rights of individuals with amputations or congenital limb deficiencies. Improvement of the care and quality of life of individuals with amputations or congenital limb deficiencies who require support. Promotion of innovation and technology and their application for the treatment of individuals with missing limbs. Promotion of knowledge and awareness about amputations and missing limbs, their causes, effects, and implications. Promotion of advocacy and lobbying to combat the causes. Total or partial financing of projects to support individuals with amputations or congenital limb deficiencies within a budget (as proposed by the President and Treasurer and decided by the Board). Transfer of best practices and experiences to various stakeholders such as surgeons, nursing staff, rehabilitation specialists. Advocacy and lobbying to alleviate the suffering of individuals with missing limbs (e.g. improvements in infrastructure, accessibility, legal and insurance protection). Creation of rehabilitation opportunities and financial support. Collaboration with relevant international organizations, non-governmental organizations, and authorities that pursue similar goals and financial support of their projects, where relevant.