Amputees face a complex set of challenges that extend beyond the physical loss of a limb. This social issue encompasses a range of effects, including significant barriers to mobility, employment, and social integration, compounded by psychological impacts such as depression and anxiety. Despite advances in prosthetic technology and rehabilitation methods, amputees often encounter high costs, limited access to necessary healthcare services, and societal stigma. Addressing this issue requires a holistic approach that not only focuses on physical recovery and rehabilitation but also on improving access to prosthetics, supporting mental health, and fostering social acceptance. The quality of life for amputees can be enhanced through comprehensive support systems, ensuring they lead fulfilling lives despite their physical limitations.