Every Child Deserves a chance to walk

In Kenya, numerous children born with clubfoot face barriers in accessing necessary treatment. Your donation can break these barriers, offering a child the chance for a life free from the challenges of clubfoot and extending the love of Christ to those in need. 

FROM HOPE TO IMPACT

At CCK, we believe in the power of every shilling. With less than Ksh 60,000, we provide complete clubfoot treatment, changing lives forever. Join us in making a tangible difference for children in need.

Every child deserves to walk - Ensuring Every Step Forward

Clubfoot, a congenital condition where the feet are turned inwards, can be effectively treated through the Ponseti Method. The Ponseti Method is a non-surgical approach for treating clubfoot, a congenital condition characterized by inwardly turned feet. It involves three main stages:

Manipulation and Casting

Tenotomy

Maintenance

Every child deserves the chance to walk freely. Early treatment for clubfoot is key. Clubfoot should never be a barrier to a child’s potential. By providing early and effective treatment, we empower these children to lead active, fulfilling lives. Together, we can make a lasting difference in the lives of these children and their families, one step at a time.

Baby Juweriah Kassim after removing first cast

Our Footprint

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How it works

You Sponsor Treatment

For just Ksh 60,000 or 12 monthly gifts of Ksh 5,000, you can make a difference for a child and his or her family.

 

ENABLING BABY STEPS

At CCK, we’re dedicated to freeing children from clubfoot. Through partnerships, training, and support, we ensure top-quality care. Our Parent Advisors guide families, and our management maintains high standards. Together, we empower children for a life without clubfoot’s challenges.

FREEDOM FROM CLUBFOOT

Most children undergoing treatment for clubfoot will take their first steps on feet that have been effectively corrected. They’ll step into a life free from the pain and stigma of disability, embracing a world of opportunities and exciting new prospects for for their promising future journey.

How to Help

A treatable condition shouldn’t keep
a child from walking