Stories of Hope
For the children and families we serve, you are their heroes. We know you’ll be inspired by their stories.
Going against the flow
Chour?me in Niger Standing up against your family and neighbors is never easy, but sometimes it is...
Trading snake oil for true healing
Godwin was born in Benin in February of this year. His father is a cleaner in a small restaurant...
The truth will set you free
Boko in Benin When her son Boko was born with bilateral clubfoot, Genevieve was not given any...
Children belong to the community
John in Kenya One of the greatest strengths of Hope Walks and its mission of sharing Christian...
Five easy ways to support Hope Walks
Prayer -?Nothing is as powerful as an army of prayer warriors. Pray for the children, their...
No more shame
Bradley in Haiti When Bradley was born, his dad and mom couldn?t wait to surprise their parents....
A father?s love
Fatima in Ethiopia Early mornings and expensive transportation costs would not deter Nasir from...
A new cycle of hope
Masika - the Democratic Republic of Congo We don?t know what causes clubfoot, but we often see it...
No more isolation
Isabella in the Dominican Republic When a child is born with clubfoot, often the parents feel an...
God’s perfect timing
Geremie in Benin We are constantly reminded that God?s timing is perfect and that we must wait on...
Lightning strikes twice
Elysee in Rwanda Having one child who had clubfoot was hard enough. When their second boy, Elysee,...
New York Times columnist applauds clubfoot treatment
The New York Times columnist and two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Nicholas Kristof recently gave a...
No challenge too big
Thomas in Kenya Benson and Lydia waited patiently for six years for the arrival of their...
World recognition
Hope Walks staff member one of four named to first Fred Dietz Global Clubfoot Fellowship Hope...
Progress being made
Globally, more children than ever get life-changing treatment for this neglected disability With...
Mending feet and mending relationships
Moussa in Niger One of the tragedies of clubfoot is the wedge it can drive between family...