Malik’s Success Story!
Malik received 10 casting sessions, which is when they use plaster to create molds around the foot in order to treat his unilateral clubfoot. These casts help the joints, bones, and ligaments grow in the correct direction by gently manipulating the foot.
Rethabile’s Clubfoot Success Story
Rethabile was born in Bara, 10 yrs ago, and started treatment when she was only 2 days old. Like Rethabile, her grandmother also suffered from clubfoot, which meant that the family was aware of the procedures and treatment plans.
Shane’s Clubfoot Success Story
At STEPS, we work hard on creating an environment in which the family can feel safe in, and that they know they will be getting the best treatment for their children. We encourage a happy space for the children so that treatments don’t become something they are fearful of.
Zethembe’s Story
Ntombile shares the story of her journey with STEPS and what treatment was like for her daughter. She shares her story to encourage other parents to remain hopeful and she thanks STEPS for being there for her!
Okuhle’s Clubfoot Success Story
Okuhle is currently receiving casting for his unilateral clubfoot, and the treatment is going really well! Currently, they travel to the Edenvale clinic on the hospital bus.
Mivuyo’s Clubfoot Success Story
Mivuyo, who is not even 1 year’s old, was born with bilateral clubfoot and is currently undergoing bracing in order to correct his foot alignment.
Siphephelo’s Clubfoot Success Story
Nontobeko travels with her son to Grey’s Hospital so that Siphephelo can receive the proper treatment for his unilateral clubfoot. Like many other parents, Nontobeko makes use of the hospital bus as her form of transport, which allows her to travel safely and efficiently to her son’s appointments and follow-ups.
#ClubfootChampion team rides the 947 Cycle Challenge to change lives of six children
Our #ClubfootChampion Martene Esteves, recently took on the 947 Cycle Challenge for children born with clubfoot. She and her team of 10 Steps Clubfoot Care cyclists set out to raise R15 000 to change the lives of six children born with clubfoot.
