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World Leprosy Day 2024
2024-02-02
Thank you to the many communities across the country who have commemorated the suffering on this day and sent donations to support the work being done among them!
Thank you to the many communities across the country who have commemorated the suffering on this day and sent donations to support the work being done among them!
28.01.2024 - The last Sunday in January each year, "World Leprosy Day", is a time of hope for our patients.
We wish a blessed and happy New Year to all our dear colleagues, supporters and Friends of the Mission!
Momen, this brave and determined soul was 9 years old when she was diagnosed with leprosy. Momen is a living example of persistent hope!
Thanks to our dedicated volunteers, we are able to continue diagnosing children like Elisa and working towards a "zero" infection rate.
Asi's story is a mixture of courage and the shattering of dreams. We can ensure a happy future for Asi and her like-minded peers!
"I lived with fears and a trembling heart." These were the words of Raja, a 16-year-old Sri Lankan who, along with his parents, had to face leprosy in 2017.
Our spring staff day on June 3, 2023, which was held in the church of the Reformed Congregation of Bp-Turkőr, was also joyful, cheerful and dedicated.
Armando from Mozambique is 59 years old. He lost his wife and three children to an epidemic in 2010. He was devastated by his grief and fell into a deep depression.
The Director of the Myanmar Leprosy Mission has reached out to all leprosy member countries, including us, for help. They ask and hope that we can contribute to the recovery from the terrible devastation.
