Mobility Mission – World’s Largest Artificial Limbs Distribution Camp is a landmark humanitarian initiative by Hari Krishna Foundation, to be organized on 3 December, World Disability Day, in Gandhinagar, Gujarat. This mega event is dedicated to restoring mobility, dignity, and independence for persons with disabilities by providing high-quality artificial limbs and mobility assistive devices completely free of cost. The highlight of this historic initiative is the World’s Largest Artificial Limbs Distribution Camp, bringing together thousands of beneficiaries on a single platform. Through the distribution of advanced prosthetic limbs, calipers, wheelchairs, crutches, walkers, and other assistive devices, the program aims to help individuals regain mobility, improve their quality of life, and participate confidently in education, employment, and society. Mobility is more than the ability to walk—it is the foundation of independence, self-confidence, and opportunity. This initiative seeks to empower persons with disabilities by enabling them to live with greater freedom, self-reliance, and dignity while reducing physical barriers that limit their potential. The event will bring together beneficiaries, government representatives, healthcare professionals, rehabilitation experts, corporate partners, volunteers, and social organizations in a united effort to build a more inclusive India. By attempting to establish the World’s Largest Artificial Limbs Distribution Camp, Hari Krishna Foundation aims to set a global benchmark in humanitarian service while promoting awareness about accessibility, inclusion, and equal opportunities for persons with disabilities. On the occasion of World Disability Day, this mission stands as a symbol of compassion, innovation, and social responsibility. Through Mobility Mission, we aspire to transform thousands of lives by giving individuals not just artificial limbs, but renewed hope, confidence, and the opportunity to move forward towards a brighter and more independent future.