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Free education materials

Download, print and share better foot-health information.

Simple resources for homes, clinics, schools, workplaces and community education. All material is designed to support awareness—not replace individual medical assessment.

Indian clinician displaying Save Feet foot health education posters in a clinic

Start with a practical guide

Use these materials to begin a useful conversation about foot health. More clinic posters and patient-education sheets will be added here over time.

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Guide · PDF

12 Foot Mistakes Most Indians Make

A visual guide to everyday habits that can quietly affect comfort, skin, balance and mobility—with safer alternatives.

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Clinic poster · A4 PDF

Diabetes & Your Feet

A waiting-room poster to remind people with diabetes about daily checks and important changes not to ignore.

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Clinic poster · A4 PDF

Choose Footwear That Fits

Five quick checks for toe room, width, heel hold, soft uppers and all-day comfort.

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Diabetes guide · A4 PDF

Diabetes & Footwear

A practical three-level guide to footwear, daily checks and professional support for diabetes foot risk.

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Education poster · A4 PDF

10 Red Signals for Your Feet

Clear warning signs that should lead to timely professional assessment, especially for people with diabetes.

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Home guide · A4 PDF

Foot Care Starts at Home

Three simple daily actions: look, feel and protect your feet.

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Workplace poster · A4

Standing All Day? Look After Your Feet

A concise poster for workplaces where people spend long hours standing, walking or working on hard floors.

Coming soon

For clinics and educators

Please print or share these materials in full with the Save Feet India name and safety information intact. They are for education and awareness, not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment.