Malcolm's Anatomy is a social enterprise focused on connecting individuals who have lost external body parts with accessible prosthetic solutions, educational resources, and a supportive community.

Our services are designed for africans with limb differences or body part loss, their families, and caregivers. We also collaborate with healthcare providers, NGOs, and donors to enhance prosthetic accessibility.

No, we do not sell prosthetics directly. Instead, we connect individuals with trusted providers and help those who cannot afford them secure financial aid or discounted solutions.

We partner with sponsors, donors, and NGOs to provide financial aid, making prosthetics more accessible to those in need. We also offer a support community to assist individuals throughout their journey.

In some cases, we provide prosthetics for free or at a highly discounted rate, depending on the individual’s financial situation and available funding.

Malcolm's Anatomy operates as a social enterprise. While we are not a traditional charity, our mission is rooted in social impact, focusing on making prosthetics accessible and empowering individuals across Africa.

You can apply for assistance through our website by filling out the contact form or reaching out to us via email or social media.

We are based in Lagos, Nigeria, and aim to expand our reach across other states in Nigeria and eventually to other African countries.

You can find educational content on our website, YouTube channel, and social media platforms, where we regularly share blogs, videos, and updates about prosthetic innovations and personal stories.

Yes! We welcome partnerships with healthcare professionals, NGOs, and businesses. Volunteers can also join our mission to support and empower individuals with body part loss.

You can support us by donating, volunteering, or partnering with us to expand our reach and impact. Visit our "Get Involved" page for more details.

We use digital platforms, advocacy campaigns, and community engagement to raise awareness about the challenges faced by individuals with body part loss and the importance of prosthetic solutions.

You can reach us through our website, social media pages, or by visiting our office in Lagos. We are always ready to assist with inquiries and provide support.