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THE WEEK IN PHOTOS

By CURE International

April 16^th, 2020

CURE Kenya

Photos by Elvis Lemaiyan and Acadius Akungwi

Hazel helping a patient with range of motion exercises after his amputation.

COVID restrictions are difficult, but we are finding ways to help patients reach us still.

Pr. Phillip taking COVID precautions.

Informing the community on the importance of hand washing and proper sanitary procedures.

Waiting room to for reviews before curfew.

Steve is teaching people at a local bus terminus on how to properly wear a mask.

CURE Ethiopia

Photos by Joel Witwer

Post surgery calm.

Meron poses while resting in her bed after surgery.

Endalk makes the most of being in the ward.

Nayli came for her check-up and was admitted for her next surgery.

CURE Zambia

Photos by Chaanga Mungalu

Steven celebrates putting on shoes after healing from clubfoot.

Kelvin is learning to get around with his crutches.

We are wearing face masks to reduce the spread of COVID-19, in line with the Zambian government recommendations.

CURE Niger

Photos by Anna Psiaki

Fatimatou is one of the few patients who can smile during a bandage change.

One of the cute kids at the patient guesthouse.

Mantou, from our spiritual team, shows off a mask that she made from recycled material.

Samilou watching his mom in the patient garden.

Samilou's mom in our patient garden.

Salimatou, from our spiritual team, helps patients wash their hands before art therapy.

Sewing masks to protect our staff and their families

Jocelyn registers a new cleft-lip patient.

CURE Malawi

Photos by Thandizo Dzimbiri

A mom dressed to protect and carrying a baby on her back.

Almost every month, a birthday cake is baked for the babies born that month.

The second screening station for all those who enter the hospital.

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