Lucky Fin Project
TEN FINGERS ARE OVERRATED.
The Lucky Fin Project in New Zealand creates a support network for parents and children affected by Symbrachydactyly - commonly known as a limb difference.

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Learn moreAbout Lucky Fin Project
If you’ve seen the movie “Finding Nemo” then you know all about Nemo’s “lucky fin” and how being made a little differently doesn’t stop him from accomplishing anything he sets out to do.
The Lucky Fin project empowers children and parents through:
– Providing a support network for new parents.
– Linking parents to medical information and resources.
– Providing education on limb differences.
– Financial support efforts to allow children and families to attend events or weekend gatherings within the limb different community in NZ.