We are pleased to announce that LFL Prostheses Centre has reopened, and we have resumed our Saturday clinic sessions as usual from January 2022.
To ensure everyone's safety, we have Covid-19 protocols in place. All staff, volunteers and patients are required to be fully vaccinated, and all are required to do a Covid-19 RTK self-test before entering our premises.
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, LFL Prostheses Centre remained closed for the year.
However, LFL Prostheses Centre was invited to record a digital presentation on our services for the 12th Annual Malaysian Rehabilitation Medicine Conference: Gathering Forces To Enable The Disabled, Go Virtual! The event was held online from 3/9/2021 to 3/10/2021.
The following activities took place in 2019:
24H Run (26 to 27 January 2019)
Caring Mom’s 2019 Spark Joy Garage Sales (2 February 2019)
Sustainable Prosthetic Care Solutions Workshop (SPECS) & Visit to LFL Prostheses Centre’s Facilities (March 2019)
Visitation from Pusat Perubatan Universiti Malaya’s Engineering Students (April 2019)
2019 Penang Mobile Clinic by The Prostheses Foundation of H.R.H. The Princess Mother (12 to 18 May 2019)
Caring Mom’s 2019 Mega Health Carnival (22 to 23 June 2019)
Focus Group Discussion by Aufa Intelligence Sdn Bhd on Research Support System to Caregiver of Disabled Persons (1 August 2019)
B.Braun’s 2019 Charity Run Cheque Presentation Ceremony (6 September 2019)
Tunku Abdul Rahman University College Student’s Visit (16 November 2019)
1st International Conference on Orthotics and Prosthetics 2019 (20 to 21 November 2019)
There were a few major events taken part by LFL Prostheses Centre in 2018:
24H Run from 10 to 11 February 2018
Sri Kuala Lumpur International School Charity Music Showcase 2018 on 4 August 2018
Diabetic Plantar Foot Ulcer Wound Off-Loading Insole Techniques on 26 November 2018 at Hospital Sungai Buloh
Community Service Initiative (CSI) Project by The Design School of Taylor's University – October till December 2018
We are pleased to announce that LFL Prostheses Centre has reopened, and we have resumed our Saturday clinic sessions as usual from January 2022.
To ensure everyone's safety, we have Covid-19 protocols in place. All staff, volunteers and patients are required to be fully vaccinated, and all are required to do a Covid-19 RTK self-test before entering our premises.
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, LFL Prostheses Centre remained closed for the year.
However, LFL Prostheses Centre was invited to record a digital presentation on our services for the 12th Annual Malaysian Rehabilitation Medicine Conference: Gathering Forces To Enable The Disabled, Go Virtual! The event was held online from 3/9/2021 to 3/10/2021.
The following activities took place in 2019:
24H Run (26 to 27 January 2019)
Caring Mom’s 2019 Spark Joy Garage Sales (2 February 2019)
Sustainable Prosthetic Care Solutions Workshop (SPECS) & Visit to LFL Prostheses Centre’s Facilities (March 2019)
Visitation from Pusat Perubatan Universiti Malaya’s Engineering Students (April 2019)
2019 Penang Mobile Clinic by The Prostheses Foundation of H.R.H. The Princess Mother (12 to 18 May 2019)
Caring Mom’s 2019 Mega Health Carnival (22 to 23 June 2019)
Focus Group Discussion by Aufa Intelligence Sdn Bhd on Research Support System to Caregiver of Disabled Persons (1 August 2019)
B.Braun’s 2019 Charity Run Cheque Presentation Ceremony (6 September 2019)
Tunku Abdul Rahman University College Student’s Visit (16 November 2019)
1st International Conference on Orthotics and Prosthetics 2019 (20 to 21 November 2019)
There were a few major events taken part by LFL Prostheses Centre in 2018:
24H Run from 10 to 11 February 2018
Sri Kuala Lumpur International School Charity Music Showcase 2018 on 4 August 2018
Diabetic Plantar Foot Ulcer Wound Off-Loading Insole Techniques on 26 November 2018 at Hospital Sungai Buloh
Community Service Initiative (CSI) Project by The Design School of Taylor's University – October till December 2018
The Centre is currently manned by an Administrator and two Technicians. The two Technicians are all amputees who have successfully undergone the prerequisite four months initial training and subsequent upgrading training at The Prostheses Foundation of H.R.H The Princess Mother in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
There were a few major events taken part by LFL Prostheses Centre in 2017:
24H Run from 21 to 22 January 2017
Berjaya Talk on “ASEAN SOLIDARITY TO END POVERTY BY CREATING SHARED PROSPERITY” on 9 May 2017
50th Anniversary : Golden Jubilee Celebration of Malaysian Orthopaedic Association & 47th Annual Scientific Meeting / Annual General Meeting 2017 from 19 to 21 May 2017
INSOLE & PELITE TRAINING on 19 June 2017 for our Technicians
Presentation of Aluminium Can Tabs to LFL Prostheses Centre by SMK Bukit Baru Melaka on 9 August 2017
Lions Club (KL Bukit Kiara) Diabetes, Blood Donation & Health Awareness Campaign on 26 November 2017
LFLMC has appointed Miss Angeline Tan as the Executive Secretary.
There were a few major events taken part by LFL Prostheses Centre in 2016:
Penang Mobile Clinic from 9 to 15 May 2016
Malaysian Orthopaedic Association’s Conference and Exhibition
UTAR’s STAY WITH ME CHARITY NIGHT
MRCA Blood Donation Cum Health Campaign 2016
SUNMED Malaysians Unite Against Diabetes Run 2016
The Centre is currently manned by an Administrator and three Technicians. The three Technicians are all amputees who have successfully undergone the prerequisite four months training at The Prostheses Foundation of H.R.H The Princess Mother in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
The poor and under privileged amputees who apply for FREE prosthetic limbs at LFL Prostheses Centre must undergo an Eligibility Evaluation Process. Once the application is approved, the amputee must be seen by an Orthopedic Surgeon and/or a Rehabilitation Doctor to be certified fit for the prostheses. For this purpose, LFL is working in close collaboration with a team of 18 volunteer doctors from University Malaya Medical Centre and other hospitals led by Assoc. Prof. Dr Azlina Amir Abbas (President of Malaysian Orthopaedic Association) who offer FREE consultation to amputees every Saturday morning. These volunteer doctors also ensure that the prostheses fitted on the amputees are suitable and allow them to have a natural walking gait. The doctors also provide advice to amputees on how to care for their stumps and prosthetic limbs. To further support the amputees with stronger stump muscle development and movements, LFL workshop also provides extra physio therapy services at the same venue via two volunteer physio therapists.
No. 3, Jalan BU 3/1, Bandar Utama,
47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
