What a builder you are!
When I told you about The Leprosy Mission’s bold plan to build a new Self-Care Unit at Anandaban Hospital in Nepal ...
... you didn’t hesitate!
You stepped up to give your hands-on help to lay bricks, and pour concrete, and erect walls, and install doors and windows, and paint inside and out, all with your wonderful donation!
(Your donation is tax-deductible, and your receipt will be emailed to you very soon!)
Your compassion and generosity are helping the on-site builders make good progress, as we can purchase building materials on-time and at the best price.
What a joy it is to see this building rise before our eyes!
Of course, your kindness is about much more than building the 10 Bed Unit (six male, four female).
Your generosity is building hope!
Your work on the Self-Care Unit means patients with leprosy can recover with the best care, and in the kind of simple comfort that can speed healing.
This is vital because untreated leprosy can lead to preventable disfigurement, amputation and needless lifelong disability.
Thank you for being brave enough to join this bold plan that will serve hundreds of leprosy patients like Amar (who I told you about in my letter) for decades to come!
Your courage and kindness are why I call you a Hospital Hero.
Bless you,
Dr Greg Clarke
CEO
The Leprosy Mission Australia
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