Our mission

Elizabeth’s Legacy of Hope (ELofH) offers children who have lost limbs a bright and active future, through providing low-cost prosthetics, life-saving operations and rehabilitation support for those who need it most.

Thousands of young people across the world suffer every day as a result of limb loss, often with very little support.  Partnering with organisations on the ground in different countries around the world, we are working hard to help as many of these children as possible.

ELofH is a small charity, run entirely by volunteers.   Every donation, however big or small, makes a huge difference to our work and means we can help even more children.

News Flash:

A team of five ELofH representatives has been selected to carry the Paralympic torch on its way to London this Summer.

Trustee Kevin Craig will also be carrying the Olympic torch for ELofH on 26th July, in memory of Elizabeth Panton and inspired by Pollyanna Hope – see the latest article in the Evening Standard. 

ELofH’s partnership with Friends of the Children of Tanzania has already helped hundreds of children – read our 12 month report here.

This little boy was run over by a truck and lost both of his legs and an arm. He had no parents to look after him.

The same boy is now walking again with a new pair of legs. With your support, we can provide many more children like this with new limbs, giving them a hopeful future.