Anti-Leprosy Fortnight in India begins on 30 January and conicides with the anniversary of the death of Mahatma Ghandi and World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day.
LEPRA Society observed Anti-Leprosy Fortnight across 11 states in India.
Teams conducted:
Community awareness rallies
Health education sessions
School and college awareness sessions
Counselling sessions
IEC material distribution
Engagement with local leaders and health workers
Awareness activities helped to educate that leprosy is curable and that early detection prevents lasting disabilities. Through sustained awareness, screening, and compassionate care, LEPRA Society is working to ensure that no one is left behind.
Anti-Leprosy Fortnight is not just about awareness, it is about restoring dignity, promoting inclusion, and strengthening community participation in addressing the impact of leprosy.
