CURE India Conducts Three-Day Staff Training for the Punjab Team

Strengthening clinical skills and clinic management to improve clubfoot care for children.

CURE India’s Punjab Staff Training is underway from 28 to 30 October 2026, bringing the team together for three days of learning, collaboration, and skill development.

On the first day, the training was conducted in two sessions. The first half took place at the CURE India office, followed by a hands-on learning session at Safdarjung Hospital, Delhi, where team members gained practical experience in bracing and clinic management.

Learning Through Guidance and Collaboration

We express our sincere gratitude to Dr. Atula Jamir, Program Manager, and Dr. Santhosh George, Director and Founder of CURE India, for their valuable guidance and vision.

We also extend our heartfelt thanks to the National Team and the Delhi Team at Safdarjung Hospital for generously sharing their time, knowledge, and expertise throughout the training.

Building Skills, Improving Care

Continuous training and knowledge-sharing play an important role in strengthening healthcare teams and improving the quality of care provided to children with clubfoot.

As the training continues, the Punjab team is building the skills and knowledge needed to support effective treatment and clinic management.

Stronger skills mean better care for every child. Together, we continue working towards a Clubfoot-Free India.