- CURE Children’s Hospital Network
- Ministry Outreach
- Before Surgery
- Types of Surgery
- After Surgery
- Medical Training
When a child is born with a life-altering condition or suffers from a serious accident, the need for medical care is the understandable next step.
So the child can:
In many parts of the world, tragic accidents and birth conditions are treated quickly. But in some places, this story ends differently.
50% of the world’s population lacks access to healthcare
What often appears to be a simple and treatable condition can develop into a permanent disability without medical care.
Often, these children are unable to attend school or find employment—pushing them and their family further into poverty.
These children are left behind.
They are pushed to the corners of their houses, villages, and communities because of the stigma associated with their conditions. Losing hope, they no longer play, learn, or participate in village life.
CURE hospitals change lives.
Over 25 years ago, led by their faith in Jesus, a group of people helped start a movement of specialized medical care in impoverished regions. Generous donors partnered with their vision, allowing access to life-changing surgery without financial barriers.
Today, CURE operates eight children’s hospitals in strategic regions around the world, offering free surgeries for kids who need it the most.
Our hospitals are known as high-quality medical centers where children experience the love of Jesus at every step in their healing journey.
Future doctors, nurses, and technicians trained at CURE hospitals are equipped to serve across their nations for decades to come.
Hospital staff work alongside local pastors and community leaders to prevent the abuse and neglect of children living with disabilities.
CURE has performed more than 373,000 life-changing surgeries.
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