Get involved
Help us to raise funds and deliver Life + Limb saving training across the globe.
Together, we can save lives.
If you're a doctor – whether experienced or in training – you're welcome to add PTC to your essential skills by attending our courses. In fact, all health professionals are welcome, including nurses, paramedics and first responders in the emergency services. Or, help us with our mission by fundraising, becoming an instructor, or organising a course!
Fundraise for Life & Limb
Raise money to train medics across the world in vital trauma management care.
Become an Instructor
We need you to join the next generation of trauma care educators and instructors!
Attend a Course
Due to attend a PTC course? Read preparatory course information or find out how to contact your local PTC representative.
Organise a Course
Looking to organise a PTC course? This page is intended as a checklist for you.
Why life+Limb's work is important
“I first got involved with PTC in Sri Lanka in 2006 and I can’t honestly think of an educational programme,
anywhere in the world, which has had a greater return on investment of time, passion, and funding.
The people driving this programme, those facilitating it, and even those just participating in it,squeeze the juice out of every single penny and every single second.”
anywhere in the world, which has had a greater return on investment of time, passion, and funding.
The people driving this programme, those facilitating it, and even those just participating in it,squeeze the juice out of every single penny and every single second.”
Lisa Hadfield-Law
Head of Education for Trauma & Orthopaedic Training UK
“I saw first-hand the effect the PTC course had on participants in Uganda;
it increased their knowledge and confidence in managing life-threatening conditions in trauma situations.”
it increased their knowledge and confidence in managing life-threatening conditions in trauma situations.”
Deepa Bose
Head of UK Trauma & Orthopaedic Training, Past President of World Orthopaedic Concern
