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Navya Yadav Success Story
Name : Navya Yadav, DOB: 08.09.2016 Enrolled as on : 12.01.2017 ICR : CCW00283641 Navya Yadav was born on 08.09.2016 in AzamGarh. Her parent were very happy for having a daughter because she was their first child. Soon their happiness was turned into sorrow when they...
Join us – Openings for District Program Coordinator
POSITION: District Program Coordinator QUALIFICATION: Graduate EXPERIENCE REQUIRED: 2-3 years JOB LOCATION: Delhi and Noida If you have a passion for serving children born with clubfoot disability and making difference to their lives, we want to hear for you....
This Christmas We wish a joyful laughter and bountiful blessings to Clubfoot Children and their Parents.
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_single_image image="3445" img_size="full"][vc_column_text] Success Story [/vc_column_text][vc_single_image image="3446" img_size=" full" alignment="center"][vc_column_text]Baby Avni came to the CIIT clinic at Doon Medical College in Dehradun,...
November CURE india international india trust achieves new milestones..
Recent Events Refresher Training on Ponseti Method of Clubfoot Management at PGTI Noida on 18th November 2018 Silver jubilee celebrations at Rangraya Medical College. CURE india international india trust participated by displaying a CTEV stall at the exhibition to...
A Decade of Joyful Struggle (2009- 2019)
Its Our 10th Anniversary When Clubfoot India program was formally registered on the 8th April 2009, it was the beginning of a series of struggle. Struggle in finding a workable program model for India Struggle in identifying designated clubfoot clinics across India...
53,783 children enrolled in the program nationwide !
CURE international india trust presents the latest updates for the month of January as We continue the fight against Clubfoot disability. 53,783 children enrolled in the program nationwide ! CURE international india trust clinic counsellor at Bhandara, Maharashtra,...
Play out loud
One of the most frequent questions asked by a parent of a clubfoot child is, ‘After treatment, will my child be able to walk like normal children?’ Our counsellors used to simply tell them to trust in the process and see improvement in every visit. Off course by the...
Successful end of Sonu’s Clubfoot Treatment
Sonu was the first child of Sukhveer and Sarita born with clubfoot deformity. Having not heard and not seen such deformity, the parents were extremely tensed. Sonu’s father Sukhveer was a daily wage earner and couldn’t afford an expensive treatment for his son, this...
One Step Closer
Treating Clubfoot is simple, however due to some external factors like community, illiteracy and various belief patterns, it sometimes gets difficult to convince parents to follow the entire treatment procedure. Such families immediately become our priorities, and we...
“I joined the board to support a program which is both noble and practical…”
Ranjan Mathai, former Indian Foreign Secretary and Indian High Commissioner to the UK during his visit to the CURE Clubfoot Clinics in Delhi was overwhelmed to see the functioning of the clinics. After retirement he has joined the CURE International India Trust (CURE...
