CURE International
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CURE International transforms the lives of disabled children and their families in the developing world through medical and spiritual healing, serving all by establishing specialty teaching hospitals, building partnerships and advocating for these children. It is based in Lemoyne, Pennsylvania. CURE currently has hospital activities in the following countries: Kenya, Uganda, Malawi, Dominican Republic, Honduras, Afghanistan, United Arab Emirates and Zambia. CURE is in the process of initiating activities in Ethiopia, Egypt, Haiti, Cambodia and Niger.
CURE International focuses its resources on the 125 million children in developing countries who can be cured - and cured completely. Specifically, they are targeting kids with Hydrocephalus, Cleft Palate, Club Foot, Spina Bifida and other spinal deformities, and crippling orthopedic conditions.
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