Progress being made

Progress being made

Globally, more children than ever get life-changing treatment for this neglected disability With four out of five children still not having access to life-altering clubfoot treatment, according to the latest data from the Global Clubfoot Initiative (GCI), it is clear...
Mending feet and mending relationships

Mending feet and mending relationships

  Moussa in Niger One of the tragedies of clubfoot is the wedge it can drive between family relationships. The fear and shame often cause families to point fingers in blame or simply not talk about it. When Moussa was born with clubfoot, his parents hardly spoke...
Birhanu: Giving hope

Birhanu: Giving hope

Birhanu, a clinician in Ethiopia Few would call him a celebrity, but when Birhanu walks down the street, he sometimes gets noticed. People don’t ask him for an autograph but instead, greet him with a smile and a wave. These are the children he has treated for...
The mystery of the special shoes

The mystery of the special shoes

What would you do if you heard the cry of a baby in an old abandoned building? That is exactly what happened when a seven-month-old baby was found in an abandoned building in Lusaka, Zambia. He only had the clothes on his back and he was wearing shoes that had a metal...
Hope for Kenneth & Kendrick

Hope for Kenneth & Kendrick

Stefany fainted when she realized both of her twins?were?born with clubfoot. At the time, she couldn’t imagine having hope for their future. Today, she has a different story to tell.