Posts tagged CURE Malawi
Creatures, creatures of habit, and new creations
As we spend time in CURE Malawi, we see fingerprints everywhere! Fingerprints of pain and healing, joy and sorrow, friendship and loneliness, comfort and stretching. They are marks on the journey of every human soul, whether in USA, North America or Malawi, Africa.
Meet Janet: CURE Malawi’s first Physiotherapist
“I’d like to thank God for being there for me. When I first started at CURE, I had a certificate as a Rehabilitation Assistant. When you’ve just graduated, you don’t know that much, but staying at CURE has helped me to learn a lot of things.”
Aisha’s story: Planning for the future
“Things have changed so much after my operation at CURE,” said Aisha.
Katy: Physiotherapy as a mission
“As much as it’s a privilege to help people heal physically, I feel more strongly about trying to help people with their spiritual lives. In my normal job, I try to be a witness to Christ and live for Him. It’s amazing to be in a setting where I can combine my skills for physical […]
Medshare helps transform lives at CURE Malawi
“It’s very difficult to get equipment in Malawi. We have to go to many different countries to try to source equipment. MedShare cuts that job in half by sourcing a lot of the equipment.”
Research and results in Malawi
This past year, we asked all the kids who have had frames as treatment for clubfoot from 2008-2016 to come in as part of a research project. It was awesome catching up with these kids, many who we know really well!
In the News: Week of November 12, 2017
CURE Hydrocephalus & Spina Bifida is highlighted in Clinical Neurosurgery, an academic journal, for advancing the treatment of infant hydrocephalus. Also, the Central Penn Business Journal features CURE’s program for treatment of clubfoot in India.
Chisomo means grace
Fourteen years later, one of CURE’s first patients has returned to CURE Malawi as a volunteer! Chisomo was a patient when the hospital opened it’s doors back in 2002.
Funny, Playroom Assistant
“Kids are a wonderful group of people to spend time with. l enjoy so much having fun with them, teaching them new things about Jesus. I am very encouraged spending time with them because at the end of the day, I impact something beautiful in their minds which will help them as they grow older.”
The Week in Photos: Sweet smiles and healing kids
A collection of photos from CURE locations around the world.
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