LSN’s Global Peer Support Networks
Since its inception in 1995, LSN has developed a strong and innovative network of landmine survivors who work to empower the lives of other landmine survivors. By creating Amputee Support Networks in mine-polluted countries, LSN has assembled a powerful and compassionate force to link individual survivors to the services they need, through peer support, hospital visits and home visits.

Currently, LSN operates offices in six countries: Bosnia-Herzegovina, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Jordan, Mozambique and Vietnam. LSN also partners with Colombia’s premier rehabilitation center, CIREC, to help survivors in remote areas receive health services.

Working Where We are Needed Most
LSN Programs have reached out to survivors in 43 of the 87 most mine-affected
countries and regions around the world.

Abkhazia Afghanistan Albania Algeria Angola Armenia Azerbaijan Bangladesh Belarus Bosnia &   Herzegovina Burma (Myanmar) Burundi Cambodia Chad Chechnya Chile China

Colombia Croatia Cuba Cyprus Denmark DR Congo Ecuador El Salvador Egypt Eritrea Ethiopia Georgia Greece Guatemala Guinea-Bissau India Iran Iraq Israel

Jordan Korea, North Korea, South Kosovo Kuwait Kyrgyzstan Laos Lebanon Liberia Libya Macedonia FYR Malawi Mauritania Moldova Morocco Mozambique Namibia Nepal

Nicaragua Niger Oman Pakistan Palestine Peru Philippines Poland Rep. of Congo Russia Rwanda Senegal Serbia &   Montenegro Sierra Leone Somalia Sri Lanka Sudan Suriname

Swaziland Syria Tajikistan Thailand Tunisia Turkey Uganda Ukraine Uzbekistan Venezuela Vietnam Yemen Zambia Zimbabwe