By the end of the Zero Leprosy Project, within the next 3 years (2024-2026), the goal is to reduce leprosy transmission by 30% (in average) within the 37 districts (intervention areas) in Indonesia by improving participation (increasing inclusion or reduce […]
UL is implemented in 10 subdistricts in Bekasi District, West Java, partnering with private health sector providers and the health office to increase their capacity in diagnosing, recording and managing leprosy. Moreover, the project endeavors to raise public awareness regarding […]
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 […]
PEPCOM intervention is aiming at reducing the incidence of leprosy in Indramayu District, West Java. The intervention combines post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) using contact approach and PEP using community empowerment and active involvement (COM) to support Intensive Case Finding (ICF). In […]
Long-term investment (LTI) Project focuses on improving POs capacity (LF Funded Projects) on therapy services, promoting ‘Welcome to School’ and project data management.The activities include Scholarship for Therapist, Adoption of WtS toolkit and Piloting, and Provision stimulant grant for start-up […]
The project cultivates leprosy friendly communities in 20 villages across Kuningan District to reduce leprosy transmission and discrimination against persons affected by leprosy. The project aims to increase local skills in leprosy diagnosis and management, community knowledge, and leprosy advocacy […]
The KUBIK Project is dedicated to economically empowering youths affected by leprosy and disabilities, both as individuals and within groups, across two project locations. This empowerment is achieved by addressing key issues such as stigma, building capacities, improving access to […]
The primary focus of the Body Talk Project is to empower young people with disabilities and those affected by leprosy to gain knowledge and make informed choices about sexuality and relationships. Additionally, the project aims to equip parents/caregivers, teachers, service […]
To reach out to approximately 75 young people affected by leprosy and help them regain confidence through peer approaches and capacity building workshops.