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

01/30/2026

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

1 - CUREkids Meklit and Betselot enjoy their time in CURE Ethiopia's RJF long-term ward!
2 - Patient Mahamadou and his mother, Mourjanatou, sharing a photo moment in the CURE Niger ward after cleft lip surgery.
3 - CURE Ethiopia's compassionate nurse, Yeabsira, caring for CUREkid Hamid.
4 - CURE Ethiopia's Counselor Umer spends some time with CUREkid Nesteha.
5 - CURE Ethiopia's Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Mesfin and fellow Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Tewelde see CUREkid Duresa in the clinic.

*all CURE's cleft services are done in strategic partnership with

01/26/2026

Rosaria is out of surgery and into recovery at CURE Zambia! The big cast on her left leg is heavy and will take some time to get used to, but she is all smiles as her healing is underway!

01/23/2026

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

1 - CUREkid Egule smiles through one of the interactive books in the mobile library that allows kids who are stuck in bed after surgery to still participate in the fun that is the CURE Kenya ward!
2 - Lawi shares a beautiful act of love by helping his brother Sehu in a wheelchair during their stay at CURE Niger.
3 - Habsatou and Khadijat are sharing a lovely photo moment at the CURE Niger Long Term Patient Guesthouse.
4 - Tebow CURE Philppines CUREkid Jayce posed for the camera with her walker for the last time before she was cleared to start walking unsupported!
5 - CUREkid Mubarek smiles during his recovery at CURE Ethiopia.
6 - CUREkid Azariya and CURE Ethiopia Ward Nurse Ejigayehu.
7 - CUREkid Jade(right) brought her friend CUREkid Muhad (left) for their pre-surgery cleft clinic appointment at Tebow CURE Philippines.
8 - CUREkid Ivan bid his friends, Tebow CURE Philippines Staff Sheen (left) and Physical Therapist TJ (middle left), goodbye before heading home to take a break from serial castings.
9 - Child Mentor Nomazwe is seen dancing with one of the patients during a staff and patient party at CURE Zimbabwe!

*all CURE's cleft services are provided in strategic partnership with

01/16/2026

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

1 - These two buddies, Anthax (in blue) and Nicholas, cosied up in the CURE Zimbabwe ward, watching a movie on a phone. They happily paused to pose for a picture and save the moment.
2 - Tebow CURE Philippines CUREkid Abondio (left) is back, and he brought someone special, his brother CUREkid Mark!
3 - Tichawona and Ngoni enjoy themselves on the slide at the CURE Zimbabwe playground.
4 - P&O Manager Dumi works on a moulding with his assistant Prince in the CURE Zimbabwe P&O Workshop.
5 - Long stay patients coloring in the CURE Malawi playroom to keep their growing minds active and creative!
6 - CURE Kenya staff and patients sharing a cake to celebrate how we all, with all our differing abilities, have an important role to play in this big wide world God has created!
7 - CUREKid Promise and CURE Zambia Plastic Surgeon Dr Meredith share a light moment during his follow-up appointment, while his mother looks on with a joyful smile.
8 - Charming little Felix is back at CURE Zambia, and he couldn’t hide his joy after having his cast removed and being ready to begin learning to walk on his beautifully straightened leg!
9 - Dr. Fred Musana (right), a consultant anesthesiologist at CURE Uganda with Danson Nabianya, (left), an anesthesia officer, putting a young patient to sleep before surgery.

*all CURE's cleft services are provided in strategic partnership with

01/12/2026

There are literally HUNDREDS of languages spoken in the regions where CURE works (no joke - there are 72 languages in Zambia alone). So while every hospital had multiple polyglots on staff, it's not uncommon to have a few communication barriers every now and again.

But never ones to let a challenge stop them, the CURE Kenya team has been using comic strips to help them share the Gospel to the kids they serve!

Ever since the Tower of Babel, words will always have the potential to fail us, but the message of Jesus Christ is not limited by the languages we have invented!

God's truth permeates all barriers!

01/09/2026

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

1 - CURE Zambia registered nurse Jane shared a sweet moment with CUREkid Mary after her follow-up appointment for her bowed legs. The two exchanged smiles and laughter, a simple reminder of the hope and joy that healing brings
2 - Innocent colors in Timmy's Playroom as he recovers at CURE Zimbabwe.
3 - CURE Niger patients Zouleya and Nana Fatouma are having fun with some pebbles during their recovery.
4 - Rosemary and Tadisa enjoying the swings at the CURE Zimbabwe playground.
5 - CURE Ethiopia CUREkid Barok shows off his beautiful new smile after cleft lip surgery*!
6 - CUREkid Mubarek enjoying some fresh air while recovering at CURE Ethiopia.
7 - CURE Ethiopia's anesthetist, Bekele, caring for CUREkid Beza before she enters the operating room.
8 - CUREkid Beza's mom doing her daughter's hair while they both relax at the CURE Ethiopia playground.
9 - Richard is happy to go home after receiving news that he is discharged from CURE Uganda!

*all CURE's cleft services are offered in strategic partnership with

01/08/2026

Just a few days out of surgery, and Abdoul Malik is amazed about how fast he's recovering!

"I can already color with my hand! I’m not in pain, and I feel like I’ll heal quickly,” he told us!

Please join us in continued prayer for Abdoul Malik's recovery at CURE Niger!

01/07/2026

Reconstructive plastic surgery turns correctable disabilities (often from accidents) into restored futures!

From cleft conditions to neglected injuries to external ear restorations (as seen here), the need in low- and middle-income countries is great.

With your help. CURE is committed to meeting this great need with sponsored (aka free to the kid and their family), high-quality surgical care for children!

How to help 👇
https://cure.org/?form=general

01/05/2026

It's not only WHAT we do that matters, but also HOW we do it.

You might already know that we heal the sick (through sponsored pediatric surgery) and proclaim the Kingdom of God, but do you know that we regularly leave our hospital walls to go out and seek the most vulnerable in need of our services?

We do this through what we call "mobile clinics." They're clinics that are ... well ... mobile! Our doctors, support, and spiritual staff go out to remote locations to see patients closer to where they live.

A family with limited means is often hesitant to spend a large portion of their income on a long trip to a distant city based solely on the possibility of receiving sponsored treatment. However, if they can see a doctor near their home and receive the PROMISE of treatment, then many families are inspired to invest the time and transportation costs needed to change their lives.

God didn't just sit up in heaven and wait for us to come to him. He sent his son, Jesus, to come to where we are. To meet us here on earth and share the Good News of the Gospel!
And that's the model we're trying to follow!

01/01/2026

Hope you're all bringing in the new year just like Gibson - with your eyes fixed on Christ and growing closer to Him every day!

Gibson is doing this with a Jesus comic book, which, honestly, sounds like a great way to learn more about God!

Happy New Year, friends!

12/31/2025

In many low- and middle-income countries, like the countries where CURE works, children with bone conditions like clubfoot, knock knees, bowed legs, or untreated fractures often go without care for years. Pediatric orthopedic surgery gives them the chance to walk, run, learn, thrive, and really just have a future defined by who they are rather than what their bones look like.

CURE exists to help you make a difference in the lives of these kids and help bring about God's Kingdom here on Earth!

You can bring in the new year changing the life of a kid who is needlessly suffering!
https://cure.org/?form=general

12/29/2025

We're getting excited! 2026 is right around the corner, and it's going to be an incredible year of straightening legs, releasing burns, and restoring smiles! We can't wait to see what God has in store for thousands more patients just like Zayn here at Tebow CURE Philippines!

Please join us in praying for God's direction and blessing as we go into 2026!

*all CURE's cleft services are provided in strategic partnership with

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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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http://www.cure.org/

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