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Join us in providing life-changing surgery and Christ-centered care to children worldwide living with treatable disabilities.
Join us in providing life-changing surgery and Christ-centered care to children worldwide living with treatable disabilities.
healed by love.
Join Brian Doerksen and CURE International on our mission to help kids heal.
Join Brian Doerksen and CURE International on our mission to help kids heal.
Welcome to CURE International Canada!
CURE is a global Christian nonprofit that provides the highest standard of surgical care to the world’s most vulnerable children for the proclamation and demonstration of the gospel.
CURE owns and operates a network of eight charitable children’s hospitals in Africa and the Philippines that provide surgical care for children from 23 additional countries. With your help, we can ensure that every child has access to the life-changing healthcare they desperately need.
Welcome to CURE International Canada!
CURE is a global Christian nonprofit that provides the highest standard of surgical care to the world’s most vulnerable children for the proclamation and demonstration of the gospel.
CURE owns and operates a network of eight charitable children’s hospitals in Africa and the Philippines that provide surgical care for children from 23 additional countries. With your help, we can ensure that every child has access to the life-changing healthcare they desperately need.
Free Surgery for Kids
CURE serves children with disabilities living in poverty, providing world-class surgical services through our eight hospitals—at no cost to families.
Compassionate Christian Care
CURE demonstrates the love of Jesus to children through every step of their healing journey.
Strengthen Health Systems
CURE trains future doctors, nurses, and technicians to serve across their nations for decades to come.
Advocate for Vulnerable Children
CURE works alongside local pastors and leaders to prevent the abuse and neglect of children living with disabilities.
Why CURE?
Approximately 50 percent of the world’s population lacks access to safe, affordable healthcare. Without proper medical care, children with simple, treatable conditions often develop permanent disabilities. They’re stigmatized by society and cannot attend school or find employment, pushing them further into poverty.
CURE brings hope to those lost and forgotten by offering life-changing surgery at no cost to them or their families. By partnering with generous and faithful supporters, we give children across the world the futures they deserve—and show them they are loved deeply by God, no matter their ability or condition.
Our Impact to Date
CURE works hard to provide life-changing care to children who desperately need it, train the next generation of doctors, and share the gospel with those we serve.
350,000+
surgical procedures
1.9M+
people reached with the gospel message
16,900+
medical professionals trained
330,000+
decisions for Christ
Hear what our friends have to say
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“My friends at CURE are turning impossibilities into hope-filled possibilities with every single surgery performed.”
— Joni Eareckson Tada
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“CURE is doing such beautiful healing work. Children who are excluded because of an operable condition can run, play, and be kids again. And mothers who suffer shame because of their child’s appearance are welcomed and loved in Jesus’s name."
— Brian Doerksen
JUNO-winning songwriter and recording artist -
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“Kids right now who can’t walk, they’re being carried, who can’t go outside because their faces look different . . . they get to be kids again. Because of CURE . . . because of you and me and everyone else involved, kids will be kids again, and be able to walk and run.”
— Chris Tomlin
Christian music artist -
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“Lives are being changed every single day because of the amazing staff and amazing surgeons, but also because there are so many people that have partnered with and cared for this organization.”
— Tim Tebow
Heisman Trophy winner and philanthropist
