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Clubfoot is a common birth condition affecting at least 11,000 babies in Southern Africa every year. Untreated clubfoot restricts a child to a lifetime as a disabled person, increasing the risk of isolation, pain, and poverty.

Steps has partnered with a host of South African celebrities who have taken up the challenge to #StepItUp for children born with clubfoot.

Kicking off Disability Awareness Month, which runs from 3 November to 3 December, Britain's Got Talent finalist Musa Motha has co-choreographed a TikTok dance routine to the sound of an original amapiano track, "I Am Possible", by legendary local producers Dino Moran, Bee Deejay, and DJ Schuster.

Paralympic Games record holder Mpumelolo Mhlongo is also running with the cause to help us amplify the message: South Africa, it's time to #StepItUp!

We are calling on you to join us and take on the challenge while helping us reach our goal of raising R1 million to provide treatment for 400 children born with clubfoot!.

Here's how you can take the #StepItUp challenge:

STEP 1: Donate to this campaign (a minimum of R10 to download the full track, but any amount is welcome).

STEP 2: Download the track.

STEP 3: Learn the dance moves.

STEP 4: Post your dance video on TikTok with the hashtag #StepItUp.

STEP 5: Challenge your followers and community to stand in solidarity, spreading the power

This campaign is more than dancing; it's about spreading hope, breaking stigma, and improving children's lives. Please help us make November a month of positivity and change. 

Your generous support gives a child born with clubfoot the brightest future imaginable and the chance to reach their full potential.

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