Morocco
About our work
An estimated 44,000 people living in Morocco today were born with clubfoot, but very few have had access to proper treatment. Historically, access was dependent on a family’s socio-economic status and the availability of trained providers in public and private health facilities.
MiracleFeet’s work in Morocco began in 2020, making it Miraclefeet’s first program in North Africa and in an Arabic-speaking country. In 2025, MiracleFeet began a partnership with Association Maroccaine pour la Planification Familial (AMPF). Founded in 1971, AMPF is a leading national actor in sexual and reproductive health and rights, providing integrated services in contraception, maternal health, STI/HIV prevention, gender-based violence care, telemedicine, and comprehensive sexuality education. Relying on a strong network of institutional partnerships, AMPF collaborates with the Ministries of Health, Education, Youth, and Solidarity, which makes them poised for an effective and impactful implementation of clubfoot care in the 12 clubfoot clinics established across the country.
To effectively and efficiently scale access to proper care, MiracleFeet and AMPF are working to:
- Train providers in the Ponseti Method including basic and advanced trainings and post-training follow up and support.
- Provide corrective devices (foot abduction braces)
- Monitoring and evaluation of treatment quality indicators
By utilizing quality training and corrective bracing, MiracleFeet is addressing the immediate needs of children born with clubfoot in Morocco and tailoring proven interventions to ensure quality care and treatment becomes more available throughout the country and greater region.
