Corrective & Reconstructive Surgeries
Orthopaedic procedures including clubfoot correction, cleft lip and palate repair, post‑burn contracture release, congenital deformity correction, and fracture management.
Restoring Mobility, Rebuilding Lives
Physical Rehabilitation & Corrective Surgeries
High‑quality orthopaedic and reconstructive surgery, post‑operative care, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and custom assistive devices – a complete continuum of physical rehabilitation.
12,000+ Corrective Surgeries
8,500+ Assistive Devices Given
50,000+ Patients Served
Our Approach
A Complete Continuum of Rehabilitation
Physical rehabilitation at Nyabondo is not a single service – it is an integrated pathway from surgical correction to full functional independence. Our multidisciplinary team includes orthopaedic surgeons, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, orthopaedic technologists, and rehabilitation nurses.
We treat children and adults with a wide range of conditions: clubfoot, cleft lip and palate, post‑burn contractures, congenital limb deformities, fractures, cerebral palsy‑related contractures, and other orthopaedic impairments.
Corrective Surgeries Physiotherapy Occupational Therapy Assistive Technology
What We Provide
Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services
From the operating theatre to the therapy gym to the orthopaedic workshop – all under one roof.
Post‑operative Reviews & Follow‑ups
Regular surgical follow‑up appointments to monitor healing, remove casts, and adjust rehabilitation plans. Our team tracks every patient long after discharge.
Physiotherapy Services
Individualised exercise programmes, gait training, strengthening, balance, and pain management – delivered by qualified physiotherapists.
Occupational Therapy Services
Fine motor development, activities of daily living (feeding, dressing, writing), sensory integration, and adaptive equipment training.
Orthopaedic Technology Services
Custom‑made prosthetics, orthotics (braces, splints), walking aids, and mobility equipment – crafted on‑site by our senior orthopaedic technologists.
Inpatient Rehabilitation Care
Residential care for patients requiring intensive daily therapy following surgery or for children with complex conditions. Family accommodation available.
We Treat
Common Conditions We Address
Clubfoot (CTEV)
Ponseti method casting and tenotomy, followed by bracing and physiotherapy.
Cleft Lip & Palate
Reconstructive surgery with post‑operative feeding and speech support.
Post‑Burn Contractures
Release of scar tissue, skin grafting, and prolonged therapy to restore mobility.
Congenital Limb Deformities
Corrective osteotomies, limb lengthening, and prosthetic fitting.
Cerebral Palsy Related
Muscle release surgeries (e.g., adductor tenotomy, heel cord lengthening).
Fractures & Trauma
Internal/external fixation and post‑traumatic rehabilitation.
On‑Site Production
Orthopaedic Technology & Assistive Devices
Our orthopaedic workshop produces high‑quality, affordable assistive products tailored to each individual’s needs. From custom‑moulded knee‑ankle‑foot orthoses (KAFOs) to lightweight wheelchairs and walking frames – we ensure the right device for the right person.
Prosthetics (artificial limbs) Orthotics (braces, splints, calipers) Mobility aids (crutches, walkers, canes) Paediatric seating & standing frames
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Continuity of Care
Post‑Surgery Rehabilitation & Long‑term Follow‑up
Surgery is only the beginning. Our rehabilitation team works with each patient for weeks or months to restore strength, mobility, and independence. We also conduct regular follow‑up clinics to monitor progress, adjust devices, and prevent relapse.
6–12 months average therapy duration after major surgery
98% follow‑up rate for surgical patients
85% achieve their functional goals
Strengthening Systems
The SHINE Project (2026–2029)
With support from Christian Blind Mission, the SHINE Project is transforming rehabilitation services across Kisumu and Homa Bay counties.
Key needs addressed: limited availability of quality rehabilitative services, insufficient skilled personnel, fragmented assistive product provision, weak referral pathways, and lack of data for decision‑making. The project provides vital infrastructure, equipment, assistive technology, and thorough training for rehabilitation personnel.
Individual Track: Access to orthopaedic surgeries, assistive products, rehabilitation & social protection
Societal Track: Strengthened healthcare systems, communities, and county governments
Support Life‑Changing Surgeries & Therapy
Your donation can fund a corrective surgery, provide a prosthetic limb, or sponsor a child’s full rehabilitation programme.