Increased participation in active governancae and leadership roles to lead a dignified life through education and sustainable livelihoods for individuals affected by leprosy and other disabilities
The project wants to bring health care to small villages that are difficult to access, carry out leprosy detection campaigns and prevent disabilities among the affected people in Palakonda (Andhra Pradesh state).
Two levels of intervention are proposed: 1. Installation of community kitchens and supply of basic foods with high levels of nutrients (all managed by the communities themselves), and 2. Promotion of income generation after training for the start-up of small […]
The objective of the project is, on the one hand, to supply protection and disinfection materials to prevent the transmission of COVID-19 between the settlements where about 19,000 people are overcrowded; and on the other hand, distribute basic livelihoods (food, […]
Through this project, our local partner, SCOPE, organizes mobile clinics to go through the villages of the district locating people affected by leprosy and giving them first of all health care and means to prevent disabilities (orthopedic shoes, prosthetics, etc.) […]
The project supports the orthopedic unit for disability prevention and physical rehabilitation of people affected by leprosy in Vizianagaram district (Andhra Pradesh state).
The objective of this project is the promotion of early diagnosis of leprosy, prevention of disabilities and medical rehabilitation of people affected by leprosy; strengthening the referral system and facilitating early diagnosis and treatment of leprosy with the active participation […]
Teritiary level care center for leprosy
The project aims to improve Health Information Systems of Telangana State NLEP, by assessing current data system and data collection process at different levels, from PHC to State, followed by gap-filling and capacity-building exercises based on the findings and recommendations. […]
Capacity improvement of general health staff in disability care at primary level health care
Capacity improvement of general health staff in disability care at primary level health care
Capacity improvement of general health staff in providing leprosy services at primary level health care
Capacity improvement of general health staff in disability care at primary level health care
Capacity improvement of general health staff in providing leprosy services at primary level health care
Teritiary level care center for leprosy
A modular smartphone application that screens for five interconnected verticals at the household level: Socio demographics, WASH, Nutrition, Disability, and Disease. A semi-automated layered logic grades input information and populates customized homebased interventions for disability management based on global best […]
To contribute to reducing morbidity due to leprosy among the 400 leprosy affected people through comprehensive leprosy care.
The study will train the leprosy health staff on the adapted cognitive based compassionate training (CBCT) modules- (post baseline survey and develop training module/adapt CBCT), so as to reduce stigma and improve quality of life of persons affected by leprosy
Economic and social empowerment and inclusion of women marginalized by Leprosy, disability and extreme poverty through thier education, employment and increased participation in family and community
Community-based leprosy & disability care program, equipped with standard program protocols, procedures, and scalable/adaptable approaches to promote zero transmission and disability management (and foster mental well-being)
Reconstruction and provision of the Chilakalapalli Hospital to strengthen the program of fight against leprosy and other poverty-related diseases in four districts from India
Children and youth affected by Leprosy and other disabilities access their rights to i. Survival, ii. Protection, iii. Participation and iv. Development.
Case detection, care for leprosy treatment and complications, rehabilitation of former patients, and empowerment of people affected.
leprosy unit attached to hospital, providing treatment, medicines, long-term care, awareness campaigns
leprosy referral hospital for Balod district, treatment, rehabilitation
treatment, reconstructive surgery, rehabilitation
BPHRC is a LEPRA Research Centre, housing a biosecurity level 3 lab, and specialising in clinical work, epidemiology, microbiology, immunology & molecular biology. Current research includes diagnostics, treatment modalities (reaction management and ulcer care) and socio- behavioural research.
Economic progress and Inclusion of people affected by Leprosy and Disabilities through Vocational Training and Employment Support
Improved health and inclusive development of people affected by leprosy and other marginalized people.
secondary level care referral center for leprosy
A Center for Prosthetics and Orthotics Research and Development at SIHRLC to provide services, training, and research and development of comprehensive solutions and products for lower limb disabilities.