Our technical team has created our first silicone partial foot using rolled silicone. With a balance of medium-level cosmetics and functional benefit, this client went home with something that suited their personal needs and activity level.

In 2025 TLCU donated to The Range of Motion Project (ROMP), based in Denver, Colorado. ROMP’s Components for a Cause (C4C) Program collects, catalogues and redistributes valuable prosthetic parts to underserved people living in Ecuador and Guatemala. ROMP’s mission is to ensure access to high-quality prosthetic care for those who need it, improving their mobility and independence.

Not everyone enters the clinical world of prosthetics at the same time as their client – Kayla shares her experience of what this parallel journey looks like, and what she has learnt.

What ignited Tom’s interest in prosthetics, what has he learnt and how has he helped the Aussie Hands community?