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Health, inclusion and innovation

for people affected by leprosy and lymphatic filariasis

Current appeals

Lepra News Autumn Appeal

Welcome to our autumn appeal, focusing on recovery and rehabilitation.

  • An introduction by Dr Vishal Pandey
  • Khaleda’s real-life story
  • The impact of the Samarth project
  • An introduction to the Young Scholars programme
  • Upcoming events and free educational resources
  • And much much more!

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Current appeals

Lepra News Autumn Appeal

Welcome to our autumn appeal, focusing on recovery and rehabilitation.

  • An introduction by Dr Vishal Pandey
  • Khaleda’s real-life story
  • The impact of the Samarth project
  • An introduction to the Young Scholars programme
  • Upcoming events and free educational resources
  • And much much more!

Lend your support

Today, 475 people will be diagnosed with leprosy; 25 of those will be children. 

An estimated 4 million people across the globe are living with undiagnosed leprosy. Leprosy is not a disease of the past, it still exists and it is still destroying lives. 

91p in every pound donated to Lepra goes directly to helping improve the health and wellbeing of some of the world's most vulnerable people.


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