Clubfoot Club
Links

 Clubfoot Links

Links to Global Relief Projects
Helping Children with Clubfoot

  • CBM -  Each year, more than  200,000 disabled people receive help and hope through CBM's ministry.  The used orhotics we collect are shipped by CBM to their workers in Uganda and Papua New Guinea.  You can also sponsor a child's teatment.
  • The Cambodia Trust runs 3 rehabilitation clinics in Cambodia, providing free artificial limbs, braces, wheelchairs, physiotherapy and counselling. As well as treating landmine and polio victims, our patients include those with cerebral palsy, clubfoot, and many other disabilities.
  • Uganda Society for Disabled Children  - A development agency committed to improving the quality of life for children and young people with disabilities in Uganda. 
  • Healing Hands for Haiti
  • Heal the Nations
  • The Ruth Paz Foundation - helps children from Honduras suffering from orthopaedic problems, heart conditions, congenital birth defects and burns by sending them to the U.S. for medical treatment that is not normally available to poverty stricken people.
  • Social Assistance Programs for Vietnam   - Orthopedic Surgery Program, which is also know as "A Chance to Walk!". This program provides free corrective surgery to poor physically disabled children in Vietnam.
  • Disabled Children's Relief Fund is a non-profit organization that provides children with assistance to obtain wheelchairs, orthopedic braces, walkers, lifts, hearing aids, eyeglasses, medical equipment, physical therapy, and surgery.  Their main focus is on helping children throughout the U.S. that do not have adequate health insurance.

 

Links to Information & Support for Parents

Discussion Boards:

Web Sites:

Links to Medical Information about Clubfoot

Resources

SOCKS:

SHOES:

  • mixmatchshoes.com - this online store sells shoes of different sizes
  • MBT's (Masai Barefoot Technology) are very expensive shoes that have a rocker sole - we bought the hiking boots (for the ankle support) for Evan and have been amazed at the improvement in his gait!
  • Nordstrom -  you can buy a pair of shoes in two different sizes.
  • Answer2 Orthopaedic shoes that accommodate AFO's and other orthotics are available from the Orthotics Department at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children or have your orthotist order them from SPS (They don't sell directly to the public).

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Donate Used Orthotics

Sponsor a Child