Press & Media

We spend every day telling stories of lives changed by healing. We want to give you the resources you need to tell these stories, too.

We’ve put together these resources for members of the media to tell CURE’s story with accurate information and high-res images. If you need something that isn’t listed here, please contact us.

Photos for Press Use

These high-res images are pre-approved for use by members of the media for news-related and editorial coverage. Please credit CURE International.

Hospitals

: CURE Ethiopia

: CURE Kenya

: CURE Malawi

: CURE Niger

: CURE Philippines

: CURE Uganda

: Oasis Hospital, UAE

: CURE Zambia

Staff & Patients

: Agnes

: Agnes

: Delilah

: Evelyn

: Flora Mae

: Fostina

: Gloria

: Levis

: Marcos

: Spiritual Director with patient at CURE Zambia

: Spiritual Director with patient at CURE Malawi

: Spiritual Director with patient at CURE Philippines

: Doctor with patient at CURE Malawi

: Neurosurgeons with mother and patient

: Surgery at CURE Uganda

: Surgery at a CURE hospital

: Surgery at a CURE hospital

: Surgery at a CURE hospital

: Training at CURE Ethiopia

Clubfoot

: infant with bilateral clubfoot

: applying a cast to an infant with clubfoot

: Corrective braces for clubfoot

Personnel

: Brant Hansen, Storyteller

: Roger Spoelman, Interim President & CEO

Press Contacts

For breaking news or specific inquiries, members of the media may contact:

Ben Martin
Communication Manager
ben.martin@cure.org
717.743.1730

Press Releases

View releases from CURE International

Press Releases

Other Resources

These documents provide key information about CURE International.

About CURE

CURE International is a Christian health care network that operates charitable hospitals and programs in 26 countries worldwide where patients experience the life-changing message of God’s love for them, receiving surgical treatment regardless of gender, religion, or ethnicity. Since our founding in 1996, CURE hospitals have performed more than 196,000 procedures, more than 119,000 children have been treated at CURE clubfoot partner clinics, and surgeons trained by CURE have performed more than 12,000 procedures to treat hydrocephalus and spina bifida. For more information, visit https://cure.org/.