For Lepra, ‘Giving Tuesday’ has become known as Giving ‘Shoesday’ where we celebrate our achievements in protective footwear and its positive impact on the lives of people living with Leprosy.
Find out moreThe 2nd National Leprosy Conference took place in Dhaka on 12th November 2023. The event was attended by Bangladesh’s Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina who called for a more empathic approach and greater care for people affected by leprosy.
Find out moreOur free digital copy of Lepra News is now available!
Find out moreThe National Leprosy Eradication Programme (NLEP) has announced the availability of Slit Skin Smear (SSS) tests at all its establishments.
Find out moreWe were delighted to attend ‘A Weekend with Rotary’ at Floral Hall, Eastbourne (19th-22nd October 2023).
Find out moreLepra is proud to support The Pledge for Change. The Pledge is formed of international non-governmental organisations who are committed to changing the current workings of the global aid system.
Find out moreLepra launches centenary exhibition at The Athenaeum, with royal guest of honour
Find out moreA new local government ruling will make a huge difference to the lives of the thousands of people living with lymphatic filariasis (LF) in Bihar, India.
Find out moreIn the spring of 2023, Lepra’s technical advisor - Emeritus Professor Diana Lockwood, travelled to Bangladesh with documentary photographer Tom Bradley to continue their thought-provoking series of portraits and real-life stories.
Find out moreAs a person-centred organisation, working holistically to support individuals in their own community, our work goes far beyond the physical recovery of neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) such as leprosy and lymphatic filariasis.
Find out moreRead the impact edition of Lepra News this Autumn, and discover how your support is changing lives.
Find out moreIn August 2023, Lepra's historian Irene Allen, visited St Siles Leprosy Hospital in Maldon, near our UK base in Essex.
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