No challenge too big

No challenge too big

  Thomas in Kenya Benson and Lydia waited patiently for six years for the arrival of their first child Thomas. When he was born with clubfoot, their joy was replaced with fear as they wondered whether their son would ever walk. But after they realized that there...
World recognition

World recognition

Hope Walks staff member one of four named to first Fred Dietz Global Clubfoot Fellowship Hope Walks is pleased to learn that one of its own has been named to the inaugural class of the prestigious Fred Dietz Global Clubfoot Fellowship. Esperance Uwizeye, Hope Walks?...
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...
Clubfoot bonds two fathers in Ethiopia

Clubfoot bonds two fathers in Ethiopia

For 5-year-old Ramandon, his clubfoot not only brought two fathers together, it also may have saved his life thanks to the tenacity of his father Mohammed who stopped at nothing to get answers. ?When I saw the child, I knew I had to find the solution,? said Mohammed....