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Amputee Coalition: Limb Loss in the LGBT Community

May 2017 | Amputee Coalition of America

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This webinar presented by the Amputee Coalition provides information on people who experience limb loss and limb difference, resources available, and tips for how LGBT organizations can provide outreach and support to people who experience limb loss/difference and also identify as LGBT.



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