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THE WEEK IN PHOTOS

By CURE International

June 4^th, 2020

Photos from CURE hospitals first week of June 2020

CURE Kenya

Photos by Acadius Akungwi

Mitchelle hopes to be a pilot in the future. With that smile, she's definitely going to win over hearts.

We suprised Tobister, our cashier, with this picture.

It's a thumbs up from this little man on a wheeler in the playroom.

CURE Kenya at night.

CURE Niger

Photos by Anna Psiaki

Sadi's mom picks him up from his wheelchair to comfort him.

This baby's been dealt two blows - bowed legs and clubfoot. Fortunately, she is on her way to being healed.

Fortunately, the argument didn't last long, and Dr. Anthony convinced her to complete her physical therapy.

Ramatou is quiet and focused, which makes her great at blowing bubbles.

Ice Cream Fridays! Lots of our patients get their first taste of ice cream at CURE Niger.

Bahairou is pretty thrilled with his latest reading. — Bahairou is pretty thrilled with his latest reading. "Tell them that I love them," by Joyce Meyer.

Dr. Anthony and Salamatou, a patient, face-off over her refusal to go to physcial therapy.

CURE Ethiopia

Photos by Joel Witwer and Bethelehem Teshome

Hair Day! Hajo, Fatuma's mother braids her hair.

"It's a lovely day." Belise came back for a check-up today.

Spiritual Director Mesfin and Executive Director Adey say goodbye to longterm volunteer Daniella (center) who has played a major role in developing how we use play to connect with our patients.

We caught Robera a little off guard as he prepared to go in for surgery.

CURE Zambia

Photos by Chaanga Mungalu

John likes to get around and uses this wheelchair to do it!

Dorcas is happy with the new sweatshirt given to her.

Baby Derrick curiously looks at the camera while Conrad, a physiotherapist, talks to him.

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