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 love to bring them closer to healing with effective counselling and education,
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succeess stories
Little Siddhu
Little Siddu was born with Unilateral (left) clubfoot. Being the only child of his parents he was treated in a private clinic where they had to shell out around 2000 Rs for his treatment. Seeing the dismal condition of treatment of other children at the clinic with the same predicament,
Abhineesh’s Story
On the 28th of January 2017 Abhineesh Came with his father and grandfather at the Shyam Shah Medical college, Rewa. Referred from his relative who is himself a clubfoot patient, he explained to them how the treatment was relatively easy and a stress free one and recommended the hospital for
Happy Time After Long Time
Hi, I am Sangeeta Sharma. I am 19 year old. I was born with Clubfoot in a poor farmer’s family from small village in Bihar, India. My parents have 5 children. I am third child of my parents. I am the only one who was born with Clubfoot. Family were
Progress in Success
YashLodhi is five month old son of Shivraj Singh Lodhi and RachanaLodhi. With his birth, his parents were absolutely dumbfounded seeing the condition of their child’s feet. The nurse and doctors of the hospital where he was born explained to the worried parents that this deformity could be treated. They
Bonding Back
How a visit to the clubfoot children brought a family together. Jigyanshu was born in September 2016. With his birth the parents believed disaster struck them as he was born with clubfoot. They began assigning blame to one another considering the child’s condition. His father believed this to be a
Little Pratap
Being the second child to his parents, they were extremely thrilled at the time of his birth. It was a matter of time before they discovered that he was born with unilateral right clubfoot. The family members blamed the mother for the child’s predicament. Nevertheless, the resolute mother decided not
Happy Time
ASHA workers receive continuous training from the government, which enables them to recognise a host of health issues. Evidently, ASHA workers play a very important role not only in ensuring that people get the treatment the need as early as possible, but also in changing the rural mindset when it