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

11/28/2025

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

1 - Gift, Raphael, and Benard were all smiles after enjoying a cup of yogurt from the new CURE Kenya cafeteria as they continue with their respective treatment.
2 - CURE Ethiopia's anesthetist, Bekele, prepares CUREkid Amerti for her spine surgery.
3 - CURE Kenya Executive Director Nelson sharing cake with patients during Customer Service Week.
4 - CURE Zambia Lab Technician Joseph conducts a blood assessment for a patient preparing to undergo surgery.
5 - Marianna is all smiles after her arm-straightening surgery at CURE Zambia, and she is excited to head home soon!
6 - Ian, CURE Niger Physiotherapy Manager, demonstrates some exercises for Faiza to do at home to help her heal.
7 - Prince plays a tin drum in the CURE Zimbabwe playroom while the other children joyfully sing along.
8 - CURE Philippines Child Mentor Lyra told the story about Jesus' crucifixion to brother CUREkid Tricie and Rowin.
9 - CUREkid Precious with his mom reading their new Bible in the CURE Malawi ward.

11/27/2025

Getting corrective surgery to remove disability is a BIG change for the kids we serve. For so many of them, their disability has become a defining part of who they are. So when they no longer have it, they go through a bit of an identity crisis. That's why at CURE Philippines, Child Mentor Grace is going through an activity packet with CUREKid Charlotte. The activities are intended to help the kids think through and process the massive change that is happening in their lives, and who they might be (or want to be) when they're no longer defined by their disability.

For Charlotte, she wants to be a doctor after this is all said and done!

11/26/2025

A single surgery can mean the difference between isolation and inclusion for the kids we serve across Africa and Asia! It's life-changing physically, spiritually, socially, emotionally ... all the -allies!

When you sponsor a surgery, you're helping kids walk, smile, and dream again!

Sponsor a surgery:
https://cure.org/sponsor-a-surgery/

11/25/2025

Adem was born in a remote Ethiopian village, several days' travel from CURE Ethiopia. He was born with a leg condition that turned his feet backwards and robbed his body of the strength needed to stand up on his own feet. Because of his condition, Adem walked on all fours, making him an easy target for the bullies in his community. They would shout "baboon" after him when he walked by.

But while his condition set him apart from all the other kids, Adem still needed to help his family, and like the other boys in his community, it was his responsibility to herd the family's cows and goats. He did this on all fours, literally scaling mountains in the process!

However, Adem has now undergone several corrective surgeries at CURE Ethiopia and is walking upright for the first time in his life!

11/24/2025

Gift is starting off the week in the CURE Kenya playroom, and also delivering a mantra for you to kick off your week with!

11/21/2025

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

1 - Child Mentor Lyra prays over brother CUREkids Tricie and Rowin's upcoming surgeries at CURE Philippines.
2 - Flourish (girl) and Jeremiah (boy) amazed many last week when they brought their piggy banks to donate to help kids needing surgeries at CURE Uganda!
3 - “‘I’m posing, take a picture of me,’ Gibson told the CURE Niger Communications Officer and she gladly obliged!
4 - From the smiles and laughter, it’s clear that time with CURE Zambia Child Mentor Lillian in the playroom is always a joy!
5 - Pastor Method offers strength and ecouragement to Naishe just before her surgery at CURE Zimbabwe.
6 - Convas, a orthopedic technician at CURE Kenya, helps kids heal at a recnet mobile clinic.
7 - Rakia spends her last afternoon at the CURE Niger guesthouse before being discharged.
8 - Moubarack is having fun pushing the wheelchair for his brother Lawi and the little champ Shehou at CURE Niger.
9 - Relax plays alongside CURE Zimbabwe Child Mentor Nomzawe on the playground.

11/20/2025

It's surgery day for Adamou at CURE Niger! But before he goes to the operating room, our CURE Niger nurses have to check his vital signs and make sure he's in tip-top health to receive his surgery.

But to Adamou, it's all just another game to giggle at!

11/19/2025

In the countries where CURE works, a child born with a disability often faces a lifetime of stigma and exclusion — unless someone steps in!

When you sponsor a surgery with CURE, you're helping perform a modern-day miracle! Bodies are being restored, and as a result, children's futures are being opened up to once-impossible possibilities!

If that's not the will of God being done here on Earth, just like it is in Heaven, we don't know what is!!!!

Sponsor a surgery:
https://cure.org/sponsor-a-surgery/

11/18/2025

This young lady was born with a disability called clubfoot where her feet curved in on each other. Regardless, her parents had the courage to speak truth over her life and gave her the name Ability. For years, she struggled to painfully walk, and she was also the focus of all the neighborhood bullies.

But when we met Ability, we asked her what she was most excited about once her feet were straight, and all she told us was that she wanted to ride a bike!

Now, her dream is a reality! After surgery, recovery, and physical therapy at CURE Zambia, Ability's feet are straight, and she can ride a bike!

Sometimes it's the little things we take for granted that mean the world to the kids we serve!

11/17/2025

CUREkid Menelisi took some time to practice her writing on the CURE Zimbabwe Playroom whiteboard:

"I love CURE Children's Hospital.
The doctors and nurses are kind.
We are teached to love God."

Notes like this mean more than any five-star internet review ever could!

11/13/2025

Zeinabou is all dressed and ready for her surgery at CURE Niger! Please join us in praying for the success of her surgery and the healing process that comes after!

11/12/2025

Hundreds of thousands of children live with treatable disabilities in the countries where CURE works — not because a cure doesn’t exist, but because care is out of reach.

That's why CURE exists! To provide sponsored surgeries to kids for whom treatment would be otherwise impossible. And to share the Gospel right alongside meeting the physical needs.

Heal the sick, and proclaim the Kingdom of God.

That's the whole mission right there!

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

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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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