Your Projects
India
The Kothara and Salur Community Hospitals
These hospitals provide much needed medical care to people affected by leprosy including Multi-Drug Therapy, reconstructive surgery, rehabilitation and ulcer care. They also provide general medical services to local ...
India
Vocational Training Centre Project
Vocational training centres teach a wide variety of technical skills for people affected by leprosy and general disability. This means that they can obtain employment and independently support their ...
India
The Partnerships, Advocacy, Research and Training towards Inclusion (PARTI) Project
The aim of this project is to empower people with disabilities in India to be able to claim their rights in terms of employment, education, health care and community ...
Papua New Guinea
The Leprosy Mission in Papua New Guinea
The Leprosy Mission Papua New Guinea is focusing on the development of agricultural and sustainable livelihoods initiatives for people in 50 communities affected by leprosy and disability across Papua New ...
Nepal
Nepal Education Program
The Education Program helps children affected by leprosy or disability attend school. Without this support, these children would miss out on an education. Getting children to school is difficult ...
Nepal
Nepal Self Care Unit
The Self Care Unit at Anandaban Hospital provides Self Care education to people affected by leprosy in Nepal. It is essential for people with leprosy-related sensory loss and muscle ...
Nepal
Participatory Action for Community Empowerment and Development
The PACED CHAMP project helps improve the well-being of people affected by leprosy and disability. It provides self-care training and assistive devices to people affected by leprosy. It also ...
Nepal
RECLAIM Eastern Development Region Project
The RECLAIM II project commenced in July 2017 following the conclusion of the successfully operated RECLAIM EDR project, which completed its five year cycle in June 2017. Implemented by the Nepal ...
Nigeria
Integrated Neglected Tropical Disease & Disability Project
The Integrated Neglected Tropical Disease and Disability Project provides communities in the Zamfara State with quality health services and an increased inclusion of people with disabilities. In partnership with ...
Thailand
The McKean Community Based Leprosy Control Project
This part of the McKean projects, begun in July 2017, continues to provide healthcare and disability services to marginalised and disadvantaged people in Thailand. In partnership with government health workers, ...
Thailand
The McKean Elderly Leprosy Residential Care Project
This phase of the project began in July 2017 and provides elderly disabled leprosy patients with quality, holistic residential care support in northern and western border regions of Thailand.
Thailand
The McKean Hospital Based Rehabilitation Project
This specific project, begun in July 2017, continues to provide healthcare and disability services to marginalised and disadvantaged people in Thailand. This strengthens health services in the northern and western ...
Timor Leste
Better Health for Communities affected by leprosy in high endemic districts
The Better Health project is working to eliminate leprosy in high endemic districts. It focuses its efforts on three key provinces: Dili and Baucau in the north and Oecusse ...
Timor Leste
Community Based Rehabilitation Social Economic and Health Development Project
The Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) Social Economic and Health Development (SEHD) Project enables people with disabilities to re-integrate into their communities. It works primarily through Self Help Groups across ...
Timor Leste
The Rights For People With Disability Project
The Rights for People with Disabilities in Timor Leste Project commenced in July 2016. The project builds on the successes of The Leprosy Mission Australia’s Disability Awareness Project which ...
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