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.
Lonathemba’s Clubfoot Success Story
Lonathemba was born with bilateral clubfoot and successfully treated at Edendale clinic.
Amkelo Nene’s Clubfoot Success Story
Amkelo Nene, who is not even one year old, suffers from unilateral clubfoot, but things are looking up for little Amekelo!
Linathi’s clubfoot success story
Vuyokazi travels with her daughter, Linathi, from Delamazi Are to the Edenvale clinic, one of the clinics supported by Steps. She’s returning to the clinic for a follow up after a successful treatment.
Asiphile’s success story
Getting the news Smangele felt the stress any parent would upon finding out her daughter suffered from bilateral clubfoot when she was born. It comes as a shock at first, but with the right treatment, and experienced help and encouragement, the clubfoot treatment journey can become one of hope and pride in your child’s strength […]
Isaac’s clubfoot success story
We love hearing your clubfoot success stories – like this one from Phumzile and her son, Isaac. Do you have your own clubfoot story you would like to share? Please do so here.
Asiphile’s success story – ‘Steps helped me throughout my journey’
Smangele felt the stress any parent would upon finding out her daughter suffered from bilateral clubfoot when she was born. It comes as a shock to any parent, but with the right treatment and experienced help, issues like this can be overcome.
