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This March is Hip Health Awareness Month!

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What people have to say about Steps

Steps volunteer Natalie has been amazing and helped me to cope through everything.

Elise

I also joined the steps charity support page on Facebook which was incredible, I received so much support from other parents going through the same or similar situations as I was with their child/ children. I was given so much advice on how to prepare for the hospital stay and when we would get back home

Anon

Steps have been a Godsend to us, from not knowing anything about clubfoot when my son was born, we turned to groups and pages and then found Steps who have helped us massively. The information and help from other people who are going through the same, makes the whole process a little easier knowing we’re not alone and knowing I can turn to your page for any help or advice.

Danielle T

Thank to you Steps for organising events, raising awareness, and providing support and knowledge as always.

Rachel T

Steps Charity supports our work by producing excellent literature , chat rooms and helplines which are invaluable to our clubfoot families. They also promote awareness of clubfoot . We are very grateful for all that they do.

Denise W (Chelsea and Westminster Hospital)

We feel very honoured as a family that Leo is the first to receive a paediatric limb cover – Steps and Limb-Art have done an amazing job.

Claire W

My parents used tips from the STEPS website they were made aware of. I have taken comfort reading other stories on the STEPS website of other children with mobility issues.

Ruby G

It’s great to see that Steps now also provide that support which is much needed for those diagnosed with Perthes as well as their families. I hope that my story can provide a bit of insight and a bit of comfort for anyone whose life is affected by Perthes disease.

Joshua

Steps is the leading charity supporting everyone whose lives are affected by childhood lower limb conditions.

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Webinar on Perthes Disease

This March is Hip Health Awareness Month!

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Steps Ambassador Fin Graham becomes UCI Para-Cycling World Champion

Socket Interface Monitoring System (SIMS) to guide socket fitting for growth in lower limb child amputees

Share your experience with treatment braces for Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH)

School accessibility assessment survey

Running for Etta diagnosed with Hip Dysplasia

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