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CURE International Children's Hospitals provide life-changing surgery to children in Jesus’ name.

10/31/2025

CURE Week in Photos - This gallery contains some of our favorite shots from around the worldwide CURE network.

1 - Chef Aziz feeding the kids at the CURE Niger guesthouse.
2 - Linia poses for a portrait as she recovers in the CURE Zimbabwe ward.
3 - CUREkid Fikrete does physical therapy using a stationary bicycle at CURE Ethiopia.
4 - CURE Ethiopia ward nurse, Waltenigus, admitting CUREkid Baby.
5 - CUREkid Sifora enjoying her time in CURE Ethiopia's orthopedic ward.
6 - CURE Zambia Child Mentor Lillian preps the kids to go for surgery as Nurse Jane lends a helping hand.
7 - CURE Kenya Security Guard Peter will never give up a chance to make the kids we serve feel special!
8 - CUREkid Jayce said she's scared but happy to be finally admitted to CURE Philippines for her clubfoot surgery.

10/30/2025

Bella is all thumbs up and ready to start her clubfoot treatment process with Physical Therapist TJ at Tebow CURE Philippines.

Will you please join us in lifting her up in prayer as she starts this process?

10/29/2025

The impact of surgery at a CURE hospital doesn't end once a patient leaves the operating room or even is discharged from the hospital. Time and time again we hear stories of how this one act has uplifted siblings, strengthened families, and inspired communities. Surgery isn't just surgery. It's an injection of God-focused inspiration into everyone this patietn comes into contact with!
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10/28/2025

Safaatou showed up at CURE Niger after years of suffering from brittle bone disease. She had had so many micro-breaks in her legs that they had slowly deformed and bent - forcing her to use a crutch when she walked. It wasn't an easy way to get around, but it was her only option.

Now, brittle bone disease isn't a curable disease, but the effects can be mitigated. The CURE Niger doctors were able to straighten Safaatou's legs and reinforce her bones with metal rods, strengthening them and reducing the number of breaks she has to endure.

Today, Safaatou can stand upright and walk and go about her life unassisted and with SO MUCH more confidence and joy!

10/27/2025

Zephaniah is one of the CURE Malawi Patient Attendants, and we love the way she cheerfully engages with each and every patient she gets to serve at the hospital. We sincerely believe that each patient not only deserves high-quality medical care but also deserves a kind and gentle experience with every staff member they meet.

10/24/2025

CURE Week in Photos - This gallery contains some of our favorite shots from around the worldwide CURE network.

1 - Linia smiles while playing with her stuffed friend, Tanya, in the CURE Zimbabwe playroom.
2 - Nurse Suzanne welcomes back Kamaludeen for his post-surgery consultation at CURE Niger.
3 - CUREkid Trisha happily receiving her balloon heart as she waits for her turn in at the CURE Philippines clinic.
4 - Nurses Priviledge and Sibusisiwe pose for a portrait in the CURE Zimbabwe ward.
5 - Joshua shows off his new Bible from the CURE Zambia Spiritual Team.
6 - Grace couldn’t stop bouncing with joy as she received a pair of shoes from the CURE Zambia team.
7 - Sarah is feeling good this week as she continues with her recovery at CURE Kenya.
8 - Two peas in a pod, Dorothy and Selina share smiles as they enjoy the sunshine at CURE Zambia.
9 - Fidel receives a Bible from Chaplain Waweru after he gave his life to Christ at CURE Kenya!
10 - CUREkid Elias is happy that he is undergoing surgical treatment for his knocked knees at CURE Ethiopia.

10/23/2025

Steven isn't allowed to drive yet - partially because he just had surgery on his right hand, and partially because he's not old enough - but he's making sure to get some "practice" in on the CURE Malawi playground! Please join us in praying for his complete recovery!

10/22/2025

Health equity begins when basic surgical services for children are available in places too often forgotten. By offering sponsored pediatric surgery in the nations where we work as well as investing in the national health infrastructures, we're getting closer and closer to a God-honoring world where where you are born doesn't determine your ability to receive life-transforming surgery!

10/21/2025

"I didn't take my daughter outside for fear of what people would say. Some assumed my daughter was born this way because of a great sin I committed," remembers Genzeb, Mekdes' mom.

But now, after receiving corrective surgery at CURE Ethiopia, Mekdes' cleft lip has been repaired, and Genzeb has received counselling, letting her know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that her daughter's cleft lip is not punishment for some previous sin. Guilt has no place in healing. And it's our dream to not only see bodies restored, but also to see families pointed to God - completely free of misplaced guilt and shame!

10/20/2025

Racheal got to go to the CURE Zambia Playroom as she was waiting for her surgery. Child Mentor Lillian was there, ready to color and also chat about how Racheal is feeling about her upcoming surgery and life change! Big moments like these require big conversations, and there's nothing like a good coloring page to help the conversation flow!

10/17/2025

CURE Week in Photos - This gallery contains some of our favorite shots from around the worldwide CURE network.

1 - CURE Ethiopia Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Teddy examining a patient at the Jigjiga Mobile Clinic.
2 - Beston smiles for a photo upon getting discharged from CURE Zambia.
3 - Dr. Kaleb (R) teaches a visiting doctor (L) the ETV/CPC procedure at CURE Uganda.
4 - Janet warming our hearts with his smile right before his surgery at CURE Zimbabwe.
5 - Gibson is so excited to finally have his cast removed at CURE Zambia.
6 - Mahamadou, Moubarack, and Salamatou take a break from the playground to enjoy lunch together at CURE Niger.
7 - CUREkid Salva (L) with her friend during a physical therapy session at CURE Malawi.
8 - We can't get enough of CUREkid Niel's cuteness! We met him while he was waiting for his repeat laboratory tests to ensure he was healthy enough to be admitted to Tebow CURE Philippines.
9 - Mahamadou stays positive while he recovers in the CURE Niger ward.
10 - CURE Chief Ministry Officer Earnest met with CUREkid Jayce, a patient with clubfoot and clefts at Tebow CURE Philippines.

10/16/2025

Shamusi was nervous about his upcoming surgery at CURE Malawi, but Nurse Grace used his natural curiosity with the contactless thermometer to distract him and involve him in the OR preparations! We love seeing the creativity CURE staff show Christ-like compassion to the kids we get to serve!

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70 Ionia Avenue SW, Suite 200
Grand Rapids, MI
49503

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

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+16165123105

Website

http://www.cure.org/

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