We provide sponsored surgeries and Christian care for children living with disabilities.
CURE Ethiopia has been a place of hope since opening its doors in 2008. As a teaching hospital in partnership with The College of Surgeons of East, Central, and Southern Africa, we are multiplying the next generation of healthcare workers through our residency and fellowship training programs. With 70 beds, four operating rooms, and an outpatient clinic, we provide both world-class medical care and minister to the emotional and spiritual needs of patients and their communities.
Our hospital provides diagnostic exams, pre- and post-op evaluations, medications, lodging for patients and caregivers, assistive devices like wheelchairs and crutches, physical therapies, biblical counseling, and more.
Compassionate care begins before surgery with a complete medical exam, education and counseling for patients and families, and even time for fun and play.
Every life-changing surgery is performed by world-class surgeons to heal treatable conditions like clubfoot, cleft palate, or bowed legs.
After surgery, healing continues with post-op evaluations, physical therapies, counseling, rehab services, assistive devices, and even fun with time for play and learning about God’s love.
Our in-patient clinics provide consultations for pre-surgical evaluation and post-surgical follow up—free of charge—to children with treatable disabilities.
On-Site Clinic Schedule:
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 am-4 pm
Clinics: Monday-Friday, 8 am-4 pm
Phone number: +251111237767
Email: [email protected]
Address: Addis Ababa, 6 kilo adjacent Hamle 19 Park
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For almost two decades, CURE Ethiopia has been dedicated to providing holistic, safe, sustainable, and compassionate care to children with treatable disabilities. What started with basic orthopedic and counseling...
CURE Ethiopia provides physical, emotional, and spiritual care to children living with treatable disabilities. Please contact us if you have questions about becoming a patient or a partner with CURE.
