Projects You Can Support

Indonesia
Leprosy Friendly Village Desaku
Villages are important places for people to have community and a sense of belonging. Unfortunately, due to misinformation and a lack of understanding, patients with leprosy are marginalised, feared and discriminated against, even by the health workers who are suppose to be treating them.

Timor-Leste
Improved Leprosy Services
The Improved Leprosy Services (ILS) Project in Timor-Leste, will keep up the work of the Better Health project (which concluded in 2019) in three districts, and expand to a fourth – Manatuto – which has seen a worrying trend of emerging leprosy cases recently.

Nigeria
Strengthening Integrated Neglected Tropical Disease Control in Zamfara
This project aims to increase access to quality leprosy, lymphatic filariasis (LF) and disability services within an integrated health system for communities in Zamfara, Nigeria.

India
Vocational Training Centre
The Vocational Training Centre (VTC) provides a free, quality, co-ed technical education to students who are directly affected, or the dependents of people affected by leprosy or disability. Courses include electrical engineering, mechanics, tailoring, and air-conditioning and refrigeration.

World Leprosy Sunday
Sunday January 29 is World Leprosy Day. Around Australia, and the world, people like you are taking the opportunity to raise their voices on behalf of those affected by leprosy.

Nepal
Your CURE ONE donation now is the most effective action
Your kindness through The Leprosy Mission Australia tells the child you help that they are precious, loved. You help show their community that the child is not cursed, and that leprosy is simply a disease that can be cured.

Nepal
Unconditional Love like Jesus - Your unconditional love
Your unconditional love can restore the life of someone affected by leprosy this World Leprosy Sunday

TLC India
TLC India
Your monthly gift of tlc will make a real difference. Together, we can stop leprosy, leprosy disability and discrimination in India.

Nepal TLC
TLC -Education
Your regular gift today will support a young person like Asmita in Nepal who comes from a family where there is leprosy or disability. These families are among the poorest in the community, and offer suffer discrimination, stigmatisation and rejection. The Leprosy Mission aims to support 12 students to university success. 50% of these young people will be girls. In Nepal, young women may miss out on opportunities simply because they are not men. With your help we hope to change this.

TLC Nepal
TLC Nepal
Your monthly gift of tlc will make a real difference. Together, we can stop leprosy, leprosy disability and discrimination in Nepal.

TLC
TLC Sponsorship
Leprosy is curable. No child or adult should be excluded from family, community, school or workplace due to the disease. Your monthly support helps change attitudes and fight discriminatory laws that exclude leprosy-affected people from society.

World Leprosy Sunday
Sunday January 29 is World Leprosy Day. Around Australia, and the world, people like you are taking the opportunity to raise their voices on behalf of those affected by leprosy.

All
Where Needed Most
By making a general donation, you’ll be making a real difference — curing people of leprosy, preventing or assisting them with their disabilities, providing income-generating opportunities, educating their children, and restoring them to their families and communities.

Papua New Guinea
Supporting the work of Natalie Smith in PNG
You can also support the ongoing work of Natalie Smith in Papua New Guinea by becoming a regular giver.

Nepal
Nepal Education Program (SER2)
By making a donation to the Education Program in Nepal, you’ll be making a real difference — giving children affected by leprosy and disability the knowledge and skills they need for a better future.

Indonesia
Urban Leprosy, Kotaku
The urban population, particularly around the capital city of Jakarta is rapidly expanding with rural migration, as people come to the city in search of work. With the high cost of living in cities, many people end up living in urban slums, where there is inadequate housing, poor sanitation, poor hygiene and crowded living environments. These conditions increase the risk of leprosy transmission.

Nepal
Nepal Self Care Unit- Nepal
You can give people affected by leprosy and disability Nepal healing, hope and the help they desperately need to lead a healthier and fulfilling future. By making a donation to the Anandaban Self Care Unit in Nepal, you’ll be making a real difference — giving people affected by leprosy help to prevent or assist them with their disabilities and restore them to their families and communities.

Nepal
Integrated Mobilisation of People for Active Community Transformation (IMPACT)
You can give people affected by leprosy and disability in Nepal healing, hope and opportunities they desperately need to lead a healthier and fulfilling future.

TLC - Total Leprosy Cure Monthly Giving
Your generosity will do amazing things Your monthly support as a Total Loving Cure Partner means that each day those affected by leprosy will receive support such as a decent education, receive medical care they need, and their families are helped to earn an income that will mean they are able to care for their children.

Nepal
No child should suffer leprosy
No child should suffer leprosy.Your urgent action now offers new life! Sometimes the suffering is just too much. What Satendra did to try to escape the suffering of leprosy is heartbreaking… Satendra was a boy. Just a boy.

TLC Education and Training
You can help children receive an education and pursue their dreams. Yes! I want to become a MONTHLY GIVER and provide ongoing support towards the education of young people affected by leprosy.

India
Inclusive Empowerment
By making a donation to The Inclusive Empowerment Project in India, you’ll be making a real difference —providing micro finance activities, vocational training or helping with advocacy and community issues.

India
Mobile Care Units in India
You can help provide mobile clinics in India. Give vital medical care to leprosy patients who would otherwise go without.

India
Save Our Hospitals in India
At a time of the global COVID-19 crisis, The Leprosy Mission Hospitals in India are facing an emergency of their own: an urgent funding crisis. Salur Hospital a $155,000 shortfall. We must act now to ensure we keep leprosy expertise.

TLC Children
Leprosy is curable. No child or adult should be excluded from family, community, school or workplace due to the disease.

TLC Nigeria
TLC Nigeria
Leprosy is curable. No child or adult should be excluded from family, community, school or workplace due to the disease. Your monthly support helps change attitudes and fight discriminatory laws that exclude leprosy-affected people from society.

Unconditional Love like Jesus
Your unconditional love can restore the life of someone affected by leprosy this World Leprosy Sunday

Nepal
Jhapa Leprosy Reduction
Following the successful conclusion of the RECLAIM II project, which supported 10 Self-Help Groups to become independent in eastern Nepal, the Jhapa Leprosy Reduction project has been established to increase our focus on reducing leprosy transmission in children under 18 years.

TLC Indonesia
TLC Indonesia
Leprosy is curable. No child or adult should be excluded from family, community, school or workplace due to the disease.

Nepal TLC
TLC -Tertiary Appeal
Your regular gift today will support a young person like Asmita in Nepal who comes from a family where there is leprosy or disability. These families are among the poorest in the community, and offer suffer discrimination, stigmatisation and rejection. The Leprosy Mission aims to support 12 students to university success. 50% of these young people will be girls. In Nepal, young women may miss out on opportunities simply because they are not men. With your help we hope to change this.

TLC Timor-Leste
TLC Timor Leste
Leprosy is curable. No child or adult should be excluded from family, community, school or workplace due to the disease. Your monthly support helps change attitudes and fight discriminatory laws that exclude leprosy-affected people from society.

World Leprosy Sunday
Sunday January 29 is World Leprosy Day. Around Australia, and the world, people like you are taking the opportunity to raise their voices on behalf of those affected by leprosy.