Amy serves as the Administrative Coordinator for Hope Walks. She has a background in various roles in office management, banking, as well as financial management for a commercial roofing company. She has a bachelor’s degree in human development and family studies from...
Brillant in Burundi Imagine being told that your child?s clubfoot is a consequence for your sin. Brillant?s mother Noeline believed this perspective until she gained understanding and hope from her community at the clubfoot clinic and her church in Burundi.? As a...
Ernest in Rwanda When Alice?s son Ernest was born with clubfoot, she thought it was a permanent disability so there was no need for treatment. Fortunately,? a community health worker saw Ernest and advised this family from Rwanda to seek treatment at the Hope Walks...
Florence in Zambia When Florence was born with clubfoot, her parents were afraid for their child’s future. They were concerned her family and neighbors would not accept her. The hospital that delivered Florence encouraged them to take her to the Beit CURE...
Shnaidine in HaitiIt?s amazing the challenges many parents go through to get clubfoot treatment for their child. For most of us, that usually involves a short car ride. For Vonia in Haiti, it meant transporting her daughter Shnaidine by boat from their home on La...
