CURE International is a non-profit organization that gives physically disabled children the medical care they need to live normal lives. It is one of the largest providers of pediatric surgical care in the developing world.
CURE operates hospitals and programs in 27 countries worldwide. Since opening its first hospital in 1998, CURE has seen nearly 2 million patients, provided more than 138,000 life-changing surgeries, and trained over 6,100 medical professionals.
CURE was featured on BBC News for its groundbreaking work to combat hydrocephalus in Uganda. CURE staff members have also testified before Congress on the importance of hydrocephalus research and treatment.
CURE is committed to complete transparency and accountability. All of CURE’s financial information is publicly available on its website.