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Bangladesh’s most vulnerable plunged further into poverty by frequent climate disasters
Bangladesh
The Leprosy Mission will support vulnerable people rebuild their lives after flash flooding has devastated the Sylhet district of Bangladesh.
Read moreStepping back into London’s past offers hope to the world today
UK news
Did you know that top royal residence St James’s Palace is built on the site of and named after a leprosy hospital? Or that St Giles' Church in the shadow of the iconic Centre Point tower was literally ‘in the fields’? The affectionately-named poets' church began life as a leprosy hospital, its then rural location chosen to protect city life.
Read moreCall to UK Parliament ‘to end the ever-deepening neglect’
UK news
Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) needlessly affect one in five people globally today. They cause devastation to people living in the poorest and most marginalised communities on earth. To tackle this extreme injustice, the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases and the UK Coalition Against Neglected Tropical Diseases are hosting an event for parliamentarians, calling for an end to these diseases that need not exist in the 21st century.
Read moreEmergency aid reaches disabled people stranded in war-torn Ethiopia
Ethiopia
Emergency aid is reaching disabled people stranded in war-torn Ethiopia during the country’s worst famine in 40 years.
Read moreJoin the London Walk of Hope - a sponsored walk with a difference
UK news
You're invited to take part in a sponsored walk with a difference this summer! Our London Walk of Hope, taking place on 2 July 2022, will be a chance to step back in time and explore some of London's ancient leprosy sites.
Read moreMarika’s hope for the leprosy hospital that became her first home
UK news
Marika Timmins was one of 14 walkers to complete the six-mile Walk of Hope around the Hambleton Peninsula at Rutland Water on Saturday 30 April. Together the team raised more than £1,200 towards building a new Research Centre at The Leprosy Mission’s Anandaban Hospital in Nepal.
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