Big news! CURE Zimbabwe’s new children’s ward is now open and equipped to help more kids heal. The added space will allow Zimbabwe’s only charitable paediatric orthopaedic hospital to serve…

On Wednesday Niger’s military officers stormed the presidential palace in the capital of Niamey, ousted the president, and assumed control of the government. What is happening? Soldiers within the presidential…

Every year, approximately 400,000 babies are born with hydrocephalus—a dangerous neurological condition causing high levels of fluid in the brain. For a child with early access to quality surgical care,…

Dr. Tim Nunn, Medical Director for CURE Ethiopia, received the prestigious L’Chaim Prize. It will help CURE treat more of Ethiopia’s thousands of children suffering with spinal conditions. Tens of…

When Kenny and Esnart noticed their youngest child, Nanga, having trouble walking and running—they chalked it up to her being a clumsy toddler. When she turned four, they noticed she…

By the time Dorothy arrived at CURE Malawi with her son, Evance, you could see in her face the journey she had endured. The extra farming jobs she picked up…

When you pass through the gates at CURE Niger, the first thing you notice—besides the sweltering heat—is the beauty. On this patch of land on the northern edge of the capital…

Andualem was born with painful mobility problems caused by bilateral clubfoot (affecting both feet) and tightening muscles in his legs and wrist. His parents sought treatment at a local hospital…

Dr. Dorothy Bbaale is something of a trailblazer. There are only five registered plastic surgeons for Malawi’s nearly 20 million people, and Dr. Dorothy—an Ugandan-born surgeon—is now among them. She…

No child should have to drop out of school because of a painful, debilitating condition that is treatable. Yet, that is the decision Mgwayisi in Malawi was forced to make….