Victoria Hand Project

Every partnership has a story, and ours in Nepal spans a decade.

Over the past 10 years, we’ve had the privilege of working alongside Limb Care Nepal to expand access to prosthetic care, train local clinicians, and support individuals living with limb loss. Together, we’ve celebrated milestones, overcome challenges, and witnessed the incredible impact that locally delivered care can have on communities. Through our partnership, Limb Care Nepal now helps providing prosthetic care to individuals across rural regions of the country, bringing services closer to those who might otherwise have limited access.

As we look back on moments from 2016 to 2026, we’re filled with gratitude for everyone who has been part of this journey. Here’s to 11 years of partnership, innovation, and impact, and to the many chapters still to come. 🇳🇵🤍

We were honoured to welcome H.E. Chris Cooter, High Commissioner of Canada to India, to Victoria Hand Project during his recent visit to Victoria.

It was great to share more about our initiatives in Nepal and the work we are doing alongside our local partners to improve access to affordable, custom made prosthetic care. Thank you for the meaningful conversation and interest in our mission. 🌍🦾

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Recently, the Victoria Hand Project team had the opportunity to engage with Rotary Clubs from across BC and Washington at the Rotary District Conference! 🌎💙

We’re incredibly grateful for Rotary’s continued support, especially in helping expand access to prosthetic care in Nepal. From meaningful conversations to hosting a fun raffle, it was amazing connecting with so many passionate community leaders.

Excited to continue building new connections and meeting even more Rotary Clubs in the coming weeks!

📸Photo Credits - Guy Lundstrom

Accessibility opens doors, empowers independence, and drives inclusion.

This day, we’re reminded the importance of building a world where everyone has access to the tools and support they need to thrive.

At Victoria Hand Project, we’re proud to play a small part in making prosthetic care more accessible around the world. 🦾🌎

What a week at Web Summit Vancouver 🚀✨

From inspiring seminars and innovative startups to coffee chats, networking, and meeting some incredible people, the Victoria Hand Project team had an amazing time learning, connecting, and seeing the incredible innovation coming out of Canada!

Already counting down till next year 👀

Victoria Hand Project featured in Why Communities Need Engineers by Publishers 📘

This feature includes an interview with Kelly Knights from her time at the Victoria Hand Project and highlights how engineering can create meaningful impact in communities around the world. 🌍

We’re incredibly grateful to Orca for sharing our story and helping showcase the power of accessible, locally made prosthetic care. It’s exciting to see conversations around engineering for good inspiring the next generation of changemakers. 🦾💙

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☀️ Say hello to VHP’s Summer 2026 co-op team! 🦾

Kate joins us this summer as a Biomedical Systems co-op and is a 2nd year Mechanical Engineering student with a concentration in Biomedical Engineering at UBCO. Shanna is also joining our team as a Biomedical Systems co-op and is currently a 4th year Biomedical Engineering student at UVic. We’re also excited to have Khushi, a 3rd year Business student at UVic, continuing with us as our Business Development Intern!

From engineering and design to outreach and impact, we can’t wait to see all the amazing things this team will accomplish over the summer 💙🎉

VHP at the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia!!🏛️

Dana Lajeunesse, Parliamentary Secretary for Accessibility, gave VHP the great honour of introducing us yesterday at the start of the Oral Question period. He highlighted our work advancing made-in-BC technology with global health impact.

On behalf of VHP, a sincere thank you to and his team for the warm welcome and for their ongoing work to create a more accessible BC and world!🤍