One4Another International

Michael came to our center with bilateral equinus feet as a result of being born with cerebral palsy. An equinus deformity is when the heel cannot touch the ground due tight calf muscles, tendon restrictions, or structural limitations. In this case, his neurological condition led to him having rigid and tight tendons lifting his heels high off the ground and making it very difficult for him to walk.

Michael is just finishing up a year of treatment with us, and what an amazing transformation! He went through treatment to lengthen his achilles tendons and he is now able to walk with his feet in a plantigrade position for the first time!

Life is hard for him as he is dealing with a lot of health issues at a young age, but having 2 flat feet will give him a fighting chance and make things a bit easier. His smile says it all!

Showing the amazing transformation of a baby's clubfoot journey never gets old... especially when it's accompanied by such a cute smile!

Special thanks to a local elementary school that raised money to change Reuben's life for the better! We wouldn't be able to serve these children in Uganda without the generous efforts and support of people like you.

The Hawks Team hit the trails last May and were one of our top fundraising teams. Every year our highest fundraising teams, or individuals, get matched with a child in need. When you are matched with a specific child you receive their name, condition, and regular photo updates of their treatment progress until completion.

Paul was matched with the Hawks last year and finally had his left foot treated at the age of 11. What an amazing transformation!

YOU too can help a child like Paul by registering for our Run4Another 2026. It's on Saturday May 9th in Bechtel Park, Waterloo.

https://raceroster.com/events/2026/118297/run4another-2026

Life is hard for these kids. Let's make it easier!