Nigeria

The CapaBLe (Capacity Building in Leprosy) research project aims to study the effect of updated, modernized training materials developed for those working with people affected by leprosy.

An operational Research that imed to test the quality and effectiveness of the Blended (online and physical) training modules developed by LLL project

long-term care, treatment and health education

long-term care and education

Working in twelve communities in the three states of Zamfara, Benue and Nasawara, the project works towards the elimination of Neglected Tropical Diseases as a public health problem, in particular Leprosy, Lymphatic Filariasis and Buruli Ulcers.

This project engages and trains Community First Aiders,Grandmothers, CYP Peer Counsellors, Health Workers and Adult Peer Counsellors to improve access to quality mental health support and services for people and families affected by leprosy

To scale up Tuberculosis and HIV services across all communities through the engagement of the Private sector (PMVs, CPs, PHFs and others) and community based organizations to ensure that TB, HIV and integrated leprosy services are taken to the door […]

Increasing funding and resources outside the Global Fellowship.

Champaign to eliminate the stigma associated with leprosy

The project is a cluster randomied trial focused on improving physical and mental well-being of persons affected by neglected tropical diseases.

This project seeks to ascertain the feasibility, acceptability and effectiveness of combining both mental health and self-care interventions in an integrated approach to improve quality of life, social inclusion and reduce disability and average cost of healthcare by families affected […]

The Inclusion First program supports CYWDs from Age 0-25 years through the Child Empowerment Support, which comprises direct support (Child Development) and indirect support (enabling Environment). This twin-track approach seeks to offer holistic rehabilitation to CYWDs and their families ensuring […]

Contributing to improve health of vulnerable population in 11 states of Nigeria by reducing the burden of Leprosy, other NTDs and Tuberculosis

The objectives of this project are: early detection via continued training of health care workers on how to diagnose early signs of Leprosy (training is extended to cover all the health workers in the primary health care facilities and in […]

The overall goal of this project is to contribute towards improved functional ability among leprosy affected persons with disabilities in Nigeria.

Pro-skin is the realisation of TLM Nigeria’s strategic ambition to re-organise the leprosy services using the ‘hub, mini-hubs and spokes’ approach. The project offers TLM Nigeria the opportunity to explore integrated and innovative case finding approaches, including the integration of […]

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.

Program office promoting health projects for people affected by Leprosy and other NTDs

To improve self-care in the community for patients who are at risk of recurring leprosy ulcers.

The project aims to deliver 4 main outcomes among populations in 20 communities across 5 States and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) within a 3 year period: (i) Reduced vulnerability of populations (including women & PWDs) (ii) Economic resilience built […]

Early detection and management of Skin Neglected Tropical Diseases NTDs using Artificial Intelegence in Sub-saharan Africa

This study seeks to improve self-care in the community for Leprosy patients who are at risk of recurring ulceration based on the ‘implementation science’ approach, and to develop new and improved methods of clinical care for both Leprosy and BU […]