Together in Motion is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting amputees and their families through peer support, education, resources, community connections, and advocacy. Our mission is to ensure that no one faces limb loss or limb difference alone.

Anyone affected by limb loss or limb difference is welcome, including new amputees, long-term amputees, caregivers, family members, and friends. We strive to create an inclusive and supportive community for all.

No. Our support groups are open to anyone seeking connection, encouragement, information, or support related to limb loss and limb difference.

Yes. Thanks to donations, grants, and community sponsors, our support groups and peer support services are provided at no cost to participants.

A peer visitor is an amputee who has lived experience with limb loss and is trained to provide encouragement, share experiences, and offer support to individuals adjusting to life after amputation. Currently, Together in Motion has one Certified Peer Visitor who has been certified through the Amputee Coalition.

Absolutely. Family members, caregivers, and loved ones are often navigating their own challenges and are encouraged to participate in support opportunities.

Yes. We offer virtual support opportunities so individuals can connect regardless of location, mobility, transportation, or scheduling challenges.

There is no right or wrong time. Some people seek support before surgery, while others may not reach out until months or years later. Whenever you’re ready, we’re here.

No. Together in Motion does not provide medical, legal, or mental health advice. We encourage participants to consult qualified healthcare professionals regarding treatment decisions and medical concerns.

Healthcare providers can refer patients by contacting us through our website or email. We are happy to connect individuals with peer support, resources, and community programs.

We welcome volunteers with a variety of skills and experiences. Visit our Volunteer page to learn about opportunities including peer support, event assistance, outreach, fundraising, and administrative support.

Together in Motion is funded through individual donations, grants, sponsorships, fundraising events, and community partnerships. Every contribution helps us expand support services and reach more individuals affected by limb loss.

Yes. Together in Motion is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and donations are generally tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Businesses, organizations, and individuals can support our mission through sponsorship opportunities, event partnerships, in-kind donations, and financial contributions. Visit our Sponsors page to learn more.

Together in Motion is based in the Grand Forks region and serves individuals throughout North Dakota, Minnesota, and beyond through both in-person and virtual programming.

That’s okay. You can start by exploring our resources, subscribing to our newsletter, following us on social media, or reaching out privately. We’ll meet you where you are in your journey.

Yes. We welcome youth and families affected by limb loss or limb difference and are actively working to expand family-focused programming and support opportunities. Minors are required to either have an adult present. Youth ages 13+ are allowed to attend without an adult as long as they have signed consent from a parent or legal-guardian.

We believe every story matters. Contact us through our website if you’re interested in sharing your journey to inspire and encourage others in the limb loss community.