Cure International

CURE International, founded in 1996, is a global Christian nonprofit organization providing life-changing surgical care to children with disabilities. Operating eight charitable children's hospitals, primarily in Africa and the Philippines, CURE offers essential medical services at no cost to families, supported by donors. The mission integrates ministry outreach for emotional and spiritual support, addressing the holistic needs of vulnerable children and their communities.

With 1,000-5,000 employees across 5 locations, CURE International builds sustainable healthcare capacity by training local healthcare workers for long-term, high-quality surgical and medical care. This commitment to local empowerment is central to their model. To learn about the individuals driving this mission, one can Meet Cure International's team. Their work aims to break stigmas associated with disability and promote the inherent value of every child.

CURE International reported revenue of $28.6M, reflecting its significant operational scale. The organization advocates for vulnerable children, striving to change perceptions and foster inclusive communities. Through specialized surgical services like orthopedic, neurosurgical, and plastic surgery, CURE addresses complex medical conditions. For a detailed overview of their financial performance and funding, interested parties can Explore financial highlights. Their approach combines advanced medical treatment with compassionate ministry.