Mainudin Dafali, now aged 48, suffered stigma and rejection all his life because he came from a family affected by leprosy. His own symptoms began when he was very young but he was not diagnosed with leprosy until he was nine years old, when a healthcare survey team saw him walking across a field and recognized his limp as being caused by leprosy. At that time he was working as a buffalo herdsman for a local landlord but when the landlord realized that Mainudin had leprosy, he dismissed him ...
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Project Agreement Update
Many of you have been praying with us for the successful completion of NLT’s next 5-year Project Agreement between Nepal Leprosy Trust and the Government of Nepal. Our previous agreement finished in December 2017 and it has taken two years to work through the various issues raised by Government departments during talks since then. However, we are pleased to announce that the end has been reached and the new Agreement is now signed.
Our sincere thanks to all those ...
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World Leprosy Day!
On Friday 31st January we are holding a coffee morning to celebrate World Leprosy Day!
Time: 10.00 - 12.00
At: 10A The Vineyard, Richmond, TW10 6AQ
Maybe we are too far away for you to share a good cup of coffee and a luscious piece of cake with us so you might be interested In holding your own to raise money for our work.
Please do contact the office 'admin@nlt.org.uk' for more information.
world leprosy day 2020 invite
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Cards for NLT
Irene Griffiths, one of NLT's longstanding connections, designs and sells cards of all sorts and has set up an online outlet for her work on the website for "craftsuprint". The sales that she makes will go towards supporting NLT so do have a look at her wonderful work on the following link: www.craftsuprint.com/irene-griffiths/ . Remember, the proceeds go towards the work of NLT.
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Dambar Aley, Programme Director at Lalgadh Hospital, Retires
We are sad to lose Dambar Aley from the team at Lalgadh after more than 28 years of working with people affected by leprosy. Many of you will remember that Hem Pradhan retired in early 2018 and Hem and Dambar began the medical work at Lalgadh together when they went to live at Lalgadh village to begin to survey the area for leprosy, and to start relationships with the community at Lalgadh and further afield. Much of the success of the work over the years has depended on the good relationship...
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Envisioning Trip was a Success – join us next February 2020
Our first “envisioning trip” in 15 years has ended after the group of seven visitors completed two weeks of exploring Nepal and seeing NLT’s work at Kathmandu and at Lalgadh Hospital. They spent time in the historic parts of the Kathmandu Valley, and took an exciting mountain flight to see mighty Mount Everest and the neighbouring Himalaya from close up. The journey south to Lalgadh by road took them winding through the hills down into the hot and flat Terai region. At Lalgadh they met t...
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