Background:

A non-profit organization, Miraclefeet was founded in February, 2010 as a result of the idea generated by a US couple, Roger and Bridget Berman in 2006, who wished to spread the idea of awareness of the Ponseti Method to treat Clubfoot and finally in 2008, Chesca Colloredo-Mansfeld, (the present Co-Founder & Executive Director of Miraclefeet.org)met the privileged parents in this regard and shared her plans and then in 2010, she started working as a volunteer at Miraclefeet.This organization is working for years under a vision of “Treating clubfoot. Transforming lives”,i.e. in the developing world, clubfoot is the most shared birth deformity in children, which is affecting almost one individual among a 100 all across the world and almost 200,000 children are annually affected by this deformity. Miraclefeet is increasing admittance to proper treatment& management for individuals born with clubfoot via their corporation with native healthcare benefactors.Miraclefeet funds health experts in lowto middleincome countries which qualify the Ponseti Method, a non-surgical treatment that comprises of a series of plaster casts that are changeable weekly, i.e. a method in which, the foot is gently stretched to keep it in a correct posture and then put it in a long-leg cast for several days under observation and secondly, to keep the correct angle of the foot, the patients wear a brace and relapse would be prevented in this way, but this method did not get popularity till the 2000s.95% of the reports indicate the completeadjustment of the feet in 4-6weeks. To prevent relapse of deformity, the cast will be worn for many years. The total cost of management along with the needed treatment is about $250 per child only.

Miraclefeet Organization Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

This is a small expense for therestoration of a child’s life and drag a misfortune back to normal life. Miraclefeet organization is partnered in almost 27 countries’ clinics in which, most of them are community hospitals and aid middle or low-income residents. Miraclefeet organization is not only providing treatment but also focusing on support and Education providence to families and follow-up. In Asia, they are working in China, India, Nepal, Vietnam and Sri Lanka etc. In Africa, they are providing services to the people of South Africa, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Botswana and Liberia, etc. and in Latin America, Brazil, Paraguay, Mexico, and Bolivia are the countries where Miraclefeet is working. She is so confident in her opinion that she just not only treats this disability, but she can give a better life to thevictims of this condition.

Vision of Miraclefeet: Miraclefeet foresees a world in which, all youngsters born withclubfoot (talipes equinovarus) will be given treatment, empowering them to live a completely productive life, dynamic, energetic and healthier.

Mission of Miraclefeet: The long lasting objective is to assist and empower their associates so that ultimately, Miraclefeet can provide each country with a well-functioning, wide-ranging clubfoot platform that has the aptitude to give treatment to all the children with clubfoot deformity within the confined healthcare structure. Some of the organizations which also were addressing untreated clubfoot include CURE Clubfoot, PIA (Ponseti International Association), GCI (Global Clubfoot Initiative), Mobility Outreach, and Walk for life................

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