Our audio-visual materials are available on loan for two weeks and are ideal for showing to small groups such as coffee mornings, home groups or church meetings. If you don't feel confident enough to stand up and speak about The Leprosy Mission, then why not arrange for your area co-ordinator to visit and do the talking for you?
If you would like to borrow any of the materials, please contact us giving your full name, address and telephone number and the title of the material you wish to borow.
DVDs
JUST beCAUSE - 4 mins 40 secs
A short PowerPoint presentation created by The Leprosy Mission in Scotland which illustrates the issues people with leprosy face day to day.
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India's Leprosy Heroes - 24 mins 11 secs
Channel 4's Unreported World have kindly given permission for The Leprosy Mission to make their film available for our supporters to borrow.
Reporter Seyi Rhodes meets people who have been shunned because of leprosy and interviews Dr Premal Das, superintendent at The Leprosy Mission's Naini hospital - the largest leprosy referral hospital in India. Find out more.
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Lou Yu Feng - 3 mins
Lou Yu Feng, from China, is an embroiderer with a mission. She is a lady of great dignity, who is partially sighted and as a secondary consequence of leprosy, has no fingers. . . |
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Sanjaya - 8 mins 20 secs
13-year-old Sanjaya is from Nepal. He is very sick and lives in constant pain and recurring fever. he doesn't complain, but works diligently. One day in his village his father disappeared. His mother was destitute and desparate . . .
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Diqing Community Rehabilitation project - education - 13 mins 14 secs
Children of families affected by leprosy are restricted by social fences. In Diqing the stigma of leprosy is very profound. Children frequently do not attend school. Many oppose attempts to integrate children from leprosy-affected families. However, education is the key, but leprosy denies children that access.
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Kamless - 4 mins
Kamless, from Muzzaffarpur, India, is 12. He enjoys playing and laughing with his friends, but he found out he had leprosy. "When I got leprosy, my neighbours and other people in the village said 'you've got that disease'. |
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Nothing is ever lost - 15 mins
the story of Mariam and five other children who seek to find help and hope for the future.
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Compilation DVD features the following:
- Two Lives - Doctors Paul & Margaret Brand tell their own unique story. 42 mins
- What's up doc? - Missionary children in Bangladesh find our exactly what leprosy is. 10½ mins
- Gentle Healers - Expatriate and national staff in Bangladesh talk about thier calling and thier work. 16½ mins
- Turning Points - The spirit and motivation of The Leprosy mission from its earliest roots to the challenges of 2000. 27 mins
- Romesh - aged 12 talks about his life on a tea estate and what happened when he was diagnosed with leprosy. 8½ mins
- A world without leprosy - there are two short films. One is suitable for a small group and the other for a larger group. The Leprosy Mission has a heart and a vision for people at the grassroots - drawing close to the poorest and most disadvantaged. 5 mins each
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