Rafael’s P.E. teacher and her son did the initial research that led to his new hand after seeing him upset in gym class.
“And then these kids from the U of H, they go and make him a hand,” said Rafael’s mother, Maria Sanchez. “It’s just amazing, and just when I was about to give up on everything and anything.”
Giving A Hand To Those In Need: Two UH Undergrads Share Their Gifts
Yazji and Bahrt have made it their mission to make prosthetics for people in need, even founding the first e-NABLE chapter in Texas, right here on the UH campus. The Enable Community Foundation creates 3D-printed hands and arms for those in need. They publish prosthetic blueprints online and the local chapters create them on 3D printers and put them together for their clients.