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CURE Zimbabwe Offers Free Clubfoot Treatment for Children

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CURE Zimbabwe is offering free clubfoot treatment for children, fully sponsoring all surgeries and urging families to schedule appointments as the nonprofit expands access to corrective care nationwide.

CURE International is a global nonprofit network of children’s hospitals providing surgical care in a compassionate, gospel-centered environment.

The program covers consultations, procedures, and follow-up care at no cost to parents or guardians, the organisation stated.

Clubfoot, a congenital condition that causes one or both feet to twist inward, is treatable when identified early. Without intervention, it can lead to pain and lifelong mobility challenges.

The nonprofit urged clinics, schools, churches and community groups to help identify affected children.

“CURE Zimbabwe treats Clubfoot at no cost to the parents or the kids. All the surgeries are fully sponsored,” the organisation said in a statement.

“If you know any children who will benefit from this treatment, please schedule an appointment, contact WhatsApp: +263 772 696 481, or call +263 867 719 2320.”

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