This project provides support throughout the continuum of care: active case finding, facilitation into treatment, complications management, ulcer care, footwear distribution, pre- / post -operative care for reconstructive surgeries; prevention of disability, socio-economic rehabilitation and promotion of patients’ rights through Self Support Groups; and health systems strengthening.
This project provides support throughout the continuum of care: active case finding, facilitation into treatment, complications management, ulcer care, footwear distribution, pre- / post -operative care for reconstructive surgeries; prevention of disability, socio-economic rehabilitation and promotion of patients’ rights through Self Support Groups; and health systems strengthening.
This project provides support throughout the continuum of care: active case finding, facilitation into treatment, complications management, ulcer care, footwear distribution, pre- / post -operative care for reconstructive surgeries; prevention of disability, socio-economic rehabilitation and promotion of patients’ rights through Self Support Groups; and health systems strengthening.
This project provides support throughout the continuum of care: active case finding, facilitation into treatment, complications management, ulcer care, footwear distribution, pre- / post -operative care for reconstructive surgeries; prevention of disability, socio-economic rehabilitation and promotion of patients’ rights through Self Support Groups; and health systems strengthening.
Supporting the health system of Uganda to build the capacity of health workers and community workers through Village Health Teams to diagnose, manage and suspect leprosy. GLRA Uganda supports the linkage of individuals with and affected by leprosy and other neglected tropical diseases with other members of the civil society for saving – and credit schemes to support their livelihoods.
The objective is to ensure that people who suffer some type of disability caused by leprosy can regain their autonomy and improve their quality of life through reconstructive surgery and physical rehabilitation, in Indore (Madhya Pradesh state).
The objective of the project is (i) to rebuild and equip the hospital; (ii) train local health personnel for early diagnosis; (iii) reaching remote tribal populations hitherto without health services through the Fontilles and GMLF mobile clinics, and (iv) expanding treatment to other pathologies prevalent in the area and linked to poverty, mainly filariasis, malaria and HIV AIDS.
Reducing Leprosy and Increasing Inclusion (with adaptations for COVID, Participation of champions of person affected by leprosy in LAC – Leprosy Awareness Campaigns, Organizational development for MAPAL)
The intervention is aligned with PEP project with the objective of breaking the chain of transmission of leprosy. The project will continue to engage in Active case finding initiatives and contact listing in partnership with 3 provincial directorates of Nampula, Zambezia and Niassa and training of district supervisors and provincial leprosy coordinators on leprosy case detection, case management and self-care activities.
The project aims to implement SDR-PEP, a preventive treatment to interrupt the spread and devastating effects of Leprosy through a well thought-out interventions targeting a range of stakeholders.
Breaking the chain of transmission of leprosy via active case finding and distribution of SDR-PEP.
This is a PEP pilot study project
Solar MCLH – Keeping the power running and saving lives of marginalised leprosy and disabled patients at Mawlamyine Christian Leprosy Hospital (MCLH).
Governments need support and technical advice on how to best integrate SDR-PEP administration into their existing national leprosy control programmes. The implementation has to be carefully planned and designed to ensure quality and sustainability.
This project provides support throughout the continuum of care: active case finding, facilitation into treatment, complications management, ulcer care, footwear distribution, pre- / post -operative care for reconstructive surgeries; prevention of disability, socio-economic rehabilitation and promotion of patients’ rights through Self Support Groups; and health systems strengthening.
Improved health and inclusive development of people affected by leprosy and other marginalized people
Disability Inclusion to the partners organizations with ZOA-Myanmar
The project provides a group counselling program for people affected by leprosy and trains health workers so that they can manage mental health issues.
Health systems strengthening project focused on establishing an active partnership with the National Leprosy Program (NLP) that transfers ownership and responsive health care for leprosy control to the decentralized governmental health system. Activities include capacity building of health care staff and volunteers, and formation of self-support groups (SSG).
In Haut Uele, DFB, a partner of the Congolese government, is the only one supporting the fight against leprosy. In addition, DFB supports the fight against tuberculosis in collaboration with the Global Fund.
Strengthen the HANDA Board’s capacity to mobilize resources and its involvement in community outreach, as well as HANDA’s fundraising capacity to ensure sufficient local resources.
The project aims to provide health coverage to the population of four districts of India (Vizianagaram, Srikakulam and Visakhapatnam in the state of Andrah Pradesh; and Koraput district in the state of Orissa), highly endemic in leprosy. The population of these districts is severely affected by extreme poverty, coupled with the disabling effects of leprosy and other prevalent diseases and the terrible social stigma associated with them.
Active case detection for NTDs and WASH activities
Persons affected by leprosy and other disabilities in 15 ISCGs enjoy equal rights and opportunities, reduced stigma and optimal physical and mental well-being by 2026
The Inception project for integrated surveillance and holistic management of Neglected Tropical Diseases with Cutaneous manifestations (PSIPH MTN-Cutanée), is based on previous experience of integrated control projects against NTDs implemented by CNLP2LUB and FAIRMED, and aims to strengthen the health system in the Bafia health district, in the Centre region of Cameroon, before gradually extending to other health districts. The project’s intervention strategy relies on strengthening data collection /transmission, reinforcing the health system at district and community level and awareness campaigns, screening and integrated management of cutaneous NTDs.
Comprehensive leprosy care through strengthening and streamlining referral services in low-resource settings. Strengthening early case detection, improvement of treatment adherence.
Active case detection for NTDs and WASH activities
Active case detection and treatment for NTDs; awareness campaigns; WASH activities; women empowerment
Support to the National Leprosy Program and the National Leprosy Control Program (NLCP) of the Ministry of Health and, directly or indirectly, to some 30 private centres involved in the program. Support includes monitoring, training, active case detection, MDT distribution, resistance surveillance, and WLD activities.
The project aims at improving access to quality services, prevention detection and care of NTDs (leprosy, yaws, BURULI ulcers), alongside improving access to maternal and child health services and self promotion of right to healthfor vulnerable populations in the distric area
Mainly activity is focused on traning of paramedical workers and detection campaigns in forest areas
By empowerment future prospects of young people and young adults with disabilities (50% women + 50% men) in Norte de Santander have improved thanks to economic integration measures in the labour market
Together with Liliane Fonds, NLR Indonesia works on a project called ‘Prioritizing of Indonesian Children With Disability’ (PADI). PADI’s focus is on creating an inclusive environment where Children with Disabilities (CWDs) and Children Affected by Leprosy (CALs) have the same opportunities as their peers. We achieve this through capacity building for institutions and partner organizations, local advocacy efforts, and supporting individual child development through the Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR). Additionally, the project empowers communities to enable the full participation of individuals, including CWDs, CALs, and their families, across various aspects of community life.
Monitoring, training, active case detection, MDT distribution, resistance surveillance
Through our partner we treat any kind of dermatologic disease with special atention to leprosy control
Physical, social and economical rehabiitation of those under 15 affected by leprosy, other NTDs and injures caused by war
In the project, supported by Fontilles, people affected by leprosy with disabilities are treated through reconstructive surgery; Orthopedic footwear is provided to those who need it and workshops and self-help groups are set up to facilitate physical and socioeconomic rehabilitation, as well as community reintegration of people at risk of social exclusion.
Improved health and inclusive development of people affected by leprosy and other marginalized people
Kolkata hospital is a tertiary hospital that provides quality care for people affected by leprosy, as well as other community members who need medical treatment. Kolkata hospital also provides a wide range of outreach services providing medical care to hard-to-reach areas and raising awareness of leprosy.
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