
From Sorting Treatment Cards to Shaping Futures: The Vital Role of Our JMC and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University Interns

At CURE India, miracles happen every day inside our specialized medical clinics across the country. But long before a child takes their first corrected step, an equally inspiring story is unfolding behind the scenes at our National Office in New Delhi.
While our frontline doctors and coordinators manage clinical care, our dedicated interns from Jesus and Mary College (JMC), University of Delhi and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University, Delhi are handling the operational heartbeat that keeps our clinics running seamlessly.
Recently, our interns took on the critical task of carefully preparing, folding, and organizing CURE treatment cards for dispatch to clinics nationwide.
As one of the Top 10 NGO’s in India, CURE India prides itself on institutional credibility and absolute transparency of fund usage. But our greatest asset remains our people—especially young changemakers who bring energy, empathy, and organizational excellence to our mission.
Working alongside our national team, these students gain firsthand experience in public health logistics, advocacy, and the operational rigor required to manage the largest clubfoot program in the world. Their behind-the-scenes contributions bring us one step closer to our ultimate national target: treating 70% of all children born with clubfoot in India by 2030 (#RunFree2030).
"It is often the smallest acts, carried out with dedication and compassion, that create the biggest impact. Every folded card represents hope. Every dispatched package supports a child taking another step toward a future without disability."
The dedication of our interns reminds us that everyone has a role to play in building a disability-free future.
Together, we are making every step count toward a Clubfoot-Free India.




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