Ajara’s baby in Ghana

Ajara’s baby in Ghana

Anjara holds her baby boy at his first treatment appointment in Ghana Words of Encouragement Would you like to share a few words of encouragement to Isaac and his family? Simply email us at TheCrew@hopewalks.org. We will gather all the comments and share them with the...
Joanna in Rwanda

Joanna in Rwanda

Shaloni holds Joanna before treatment began on her unilateral clubfoot in Rwanda. Words of Encouragement Would you like to share a few words of encouragement to Joanna’s family? Simply email us at TheCrew@hopewalks.org. We will gather all the comments and share...
Irasubiza in Rwanda

Irasubiza in Rwanda

Anitha holds Irasubiza at his first visit to Masaka Clinic, one of Hope Walks’ partner clinics in Rwanda Words of Encouragement Would you like to share a few words of encouragement to Irasubiza’s family? Simply email us at TheCrew@hopewalks.org. We will...
Hemen in Ethiopia

Hemen in Ethiopia

Words of Encouragement Would you like to share a few words of encouragement to Hemen’s family? Simply email us at TheCrew@hopewalks.org. We will gather all the comments and share them with the country program staff, who will then pass them on to the family....
Denis in Honduras

Denis in Honduras

Words of Encouragement Would you like to share a few words of encouragement to Denis’ family? Simply email us at TheCrew@hopewalks.org. We will gather all the comments and share them with the country program staff, who will then pass them on to the family. Denis...
Every Visit, One Step Closer 

Every Visit, One Step Closer 

Olga in Rwanda Olga was just three weeks old when hospital staff told her parents, Esther and Umukunzi, that their newborn daughter had clubfoot. The news came with reassurance: clubfoot is treatable. The family was referred right away to a Hope Walks-supported...
Joyfully Unrecognizable

Joyfully Unrecognizable

Prisca in Malawi The community mocked baby Prisca and her family when she was born very small and with a deformity in her feet. Her mother, Annie, wasn’t even able to visit friends because of the torment she received, becoming a prisoner in her own home. Luckily, a...