by Steve Robinson | Mar 12, 2025 | Our Families, Our Stories
Ian in Rwanda When Ian was born with clubfoot, his mother, Angelique, faced overwhelming challenges. As a single mother of two in Rwanda, she endured harsh judgment from her community and her husband’s family, who abandoned her, claiming her child’s condition...
by Steve Robinson | Mar 12, 2025 | Our Families, Our Stories
Phenia in Zambia When Phenia was born in Zambia with clubfoot, her young mother, Chimfwembe, was overwhelmed by disbelief and the weight of community whispers—some called her child “disabled,” others cursed. Isolated by misunderstanding and hurtful words, the family...
by Steve Robinson | Mar 11, 2025 | Our Families, Our Stories
Liam in the Dominican Republic Liam’s parents’ joy turned to fear when they saw his tiny feet turned inward—a condition known as bilateral idiopathic clubfoot. They worried about what the future held for their son. At just one month old, Liam began...
by Steve Robinson | Feb 17, 2025 | Our Families, Our Stories
Ahadu in Ethiopia Meet Ahadu, the first child of Hana and her husband, a couple from Addis Ababa whose journey is one of faith, resilience, and hope. Both Orthodox Christians and living with HIV, Hana works as an accountant, and her husband transitioned from a...
by Steve Robinson | Feb 3, 2025 | Our Families, Our Stories
Herminia in Mozambique No one noticed anything wrong with Herminia’s feet when she was born, even the medical professionals who helped with the delivery. It was not until Herminia’s grandmother saw a problem with her foot while bathing the little girl. Her mother,...
