Lepra has put together some fantastic children's activity books, in celebration of Children's Art Week 2020.
Find out moreJane has been volunteering for Lepra for 3 years, and in that time has created some eye-opening museum exhibitions for us.
Find out moreIn April, we launched an Emergency Appeal for the COVID-19 pandemic so that we could continue our life-changing work and make a difference in the testing and understanding of the disease, along with leprosy.
Find out moreWe ask our superstar volunteer, Olivia, all about her experience volunteering with Lepra during the COVID-19 crisis.
Find out moreOn Thursday the 5th of March was the New Faces Gallery VIP event at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
Find out moreRani Kumari became an ASHA with the prime intent of supporting and creating awareness within her community about disease and health.
Find out moreThe World Health Organisation is in the process of implementing a new strategy of leprosy care and management. However, as an evidence-led organisation, Lepra disputes this for several key reasons. Click here to read about it.
Find out moreRead more about the first National Conference on leprosy and our role.
Find out moreA historic signing took place this week, with Lepra signing the Memorandum of Understanding with the Rotary clubs of Delhi South and New Delhi. Read more to find out what this will mean going forward in our fight to beat leprosy.
Find out moreLepra was invited to the 20th International Leprosy Congress held in Manila on the 11th September.
Find out moreLepra Ambassador, Stuart Paver recently returned to India to see our Shoe Van project in action. Stuart was the driving force behind and funded the first van in Bihar through his company, Pavers Shoes. The project provides, safe, custom footwear to people with disabilities caused by leprosy and lymphatic filariasis through mobile vans.
Find out moreMental health issues affect 53% of people affected by leprosy or lymphatic filariasis. Our new Mental Motivators programme is helping people in Bangladesh to cope with these issues and get the help and support they need.
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