Step 1: Submit an Application
Start by filling out the intake form through our collaborative partner at 3d-mobility.org, managed by the MakeGood organization. This centralized portal ensures all necessary clinical and sizing information is properly recorded and tracked for your child.
Step 2: The Approval & Matching Phase
Once approved, the family's request is published to the 3d-mobility.org global registry so volunteer makers can claim the build. In larger cities with a high density of volunteers, a local maker will typically step up to fulfill the order.
Step 3: The Mobility Initiative Steps In
For families located in rural US communities or underserved developing nations, finding a local 3D-printing volunteer is often impossible. We actively monitor the registry to claim these hard-to-reach requests, manufacture the open-source devices in our Colorado facility, and coordinate delivery through global NGOs, traveling volunteers, or direct-to-door shipping.