LEPRA Society

LEPRA Society LEPRA Society is a health and development organisation working to restore health, hope and dignity Name : LEPRA Society
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Contact us at [email protected]

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Bank Name : IDBI Bank
Branch : Basheerbagh
Type of Account : Savings
Acc. No : 0132003006100
IFSC Code : IBKL0000002

(Supported by all the UPI payments application like Google Pay, PhonePe, PayTm etc.) Donations made to LEPRA Society are exempted under Section 80G (50%) of Income Tax Act 1961.

27/07/2026
We are proud to share that LEPRA Society's Mahanadi Netra Chikitsalaya  (MNC) has been honoured with Dr. Jordan Kassalow...
23/07/2026

We are proud to share that LEPRA Society's Mahanadi Netra Chikitsalaya (MNC) has been honoured with Dr. Jordan Kassalow VisionSpring Award 2026, carrying a cash prize of ₹50,000, in recognition of our efforts to reach the unreached through eyeglasses.

The award was presented at the Vision 2020 – 20th Annual Conference, hosted by Shankara Eye Foundation, Bengaluru.

This recognition reinforces our commitment to ensuring that quality eye care reaches underserved communities, transforming lives through improved vision and greater access to essential healthcare.

We extend our sincere gratitude to VisionSpring Foundation, Vision 2020, Shankara Eye Foundation, our partners, dedicated field teams, and the communities we serve. Together, we remain committed to building a future where no one is left behind.

From working alone to growing stronger together this is the true power of collective action.Just a few months ago, 16 wo...
21/07/2026

From working alone to growing stronger together this is the true power of collective action.

Just a few months ago, 16 women in Jeypore, Koraput, Odisha, worked independently on their bag-making machines. They had the skills, the determination, and the willingness to succeed. Yet, limited production capacity and access to markets meant that their hard work brought only modest returns.

Then came a turning point.

Under the Targeted Intervention (TI) Project, Mankind Pharma Limited extended its support to strengthen sustainable livelihoods, while LEPRA Society, as the implementing partner, worked closely with the women to help them organise into the Sahayogi Sangthan Group.

With livelihood support of ₹2.5 lakh provided in March 2026, the group transformed from individual workers into a thriving community enterprise. Together, they increased production, improved efficiency, and built a stronger, more sustainable future.

Today, the Sahayogi Sangthan Group proudly:
• Produces 32,000 bags every month
• Generates ₹3.6 lakh in monthly sales

Behind every number is a story of courage, resilience, and hope. It is the story of women who chose collaboration over competition, confidence over uncertainty, and opportunity over limitation.

LEPRA Society is proud to implement initiatives that empower communities to build sustainable livelihoods, and we extend our sincere gratitude to Mankind Pharma Limited for partnering with us in making this transformation possible. Their support is helping create opportunities that go beyond income, restoring dignity, strengthening self-reliance, and inspiring lasting change.

When communities are empowered with the right opportunities and partners stand beside them, livelihoods flourish, families thrive, and entire communities move towards a brighter future.

Give the Gift of Mobility for people affected by Leprosy and Lymphatic Filariasis (LF), every step can be painful and ri...
14/07/2026

Give the Gift of Mobility for people affected by Leprosy and Lymphatic Filariasis (LF), every step can be painful and risky without specialised protective footwear. This footwear helps prevent wounds, ulcers, disability, and further complications, enabling people to walk safely, work, and live with dignity.
LEPRA Society aims to provide 500 pairs of protective footwear to individuals who need them the most. Every contribution, no matter the size, brings someone one step closer to a safer, healthier, and more independent life.

❤️ Support the campaign:
https://leprasociety.givo.co/products/donations/Footwears_for_500_individuals_affected_with_leprosy_or_lymphatic_filariasis?mode=expanded

Your generosity can help restore mobility, protect lives, and create lasting impact. Please donate and share this campaign with your network.
Together, we can make every step count.

29/06/2026
Livelihood Promotion through Mushroom Cultivation for LF-Affected Communities in Puri, OdishaAs part of its commitment t...
24/06/2026

Livelihood Promotion through Mushroom Cultivation for LF-Affected Communities in Puri, Odisha

As part of its commitment to promoting sustainable livelihoods and social inclusion, LEPRA Society, with the generous support of Mankind Pharma Limited, facilitated a mushroom cultivation initiative for members of Jay Jagannath Samabaya Swain Sahayak Sangha, Gaudakera, Puri.

The group, comprising several individuals affected by Lymphatic Filariasis, represents a particularly vulnerable section of the community. Many members face a dual burden of health-related challenges and limited livelihood opportunities, making them among the most disadvantaged groups in rural settings. Supporting such communities with sustainable income-generation activities can play a significant role in improving their economic resilience and quality of life.

The group successfully initiated the preparation of 177 mushroom beds under the technical guidance of Dr. Amita Acharya, Scientist at Krishi Vigyan Kendra. She provided practical training to group members and other farmers from the village on mushroom cultivation techniques and suitable vegetable cultivation practices based on current climatic conditions.

Building on this momentum, the group has set a target of preparing 1,000 mushroom beds within the next seven days, creating opportunities for increased household income and long-term livelihood security.

As the implementation partner, LEPRA Society continues to work towards empowering marginalised communities through sustainable livelihood interventions, capacity building, and economic inclusion. We extend our sincere gratitude to for supporting this initiative and helping create meaningful livelihood opportunities for LF-affected individuals and their families.

22/06/2026
On the occasion of International Yoga Day, LEPRA Society staff members and beneficiaries came together to practice yoga ...
21/06/2026

On the occasion of International Yoga Day, LEPRA Society staff members and beneficiaries came together to practice yoga at our referral centres and project locations across 11 states in India. The sessions promoted physical fitness, mental well-being, and the importance of a healthy lifestyle for all.

The enthusiastic participation of staff and community members reflected our shared commitment to wellness, inclusion, and holistic health. Together, we celebrated the power of yoga in building healthier and stronger communities.

🧘‍♀️ International Yoga Day 2026 🧘‍♂️On the occasion of International Yoga Day, LEPRA Society reaffirms its commitment t...
21/06/2026

🧘‍♀️ International Yoga Day 2026 🧘‍♂️

On the occasion of International Yoga Day, LEPRA Society reaffirms its commitment to promoting holistic health, well-being, and inclusive communities. Yoga is more than a physical exercise—it is a path to achieving harmony between the body, mind, and spirit.

Regular practice of yoga helps improve flexibility, strength, mental wellness, and overall quality of life. It also plays an important role in reducing stress, enhancing resilience, and encouraging healthy lifestyles for people of all ages and abilities.

As we work towards creating healthier and more inclusive communities, we encourage everyone to embrace yoga as a simple yet powerful tool for physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

Let us come together to celebrate the spirit of wellness, balance, and inner peace.

Strengthening Future Healthcare Professionals in Leprosy CareA Continuing Medical Education (CME) programme on Leprosy w...
18/06/2026

Strengthening Future Healthcare Professionals in Leprosy Care

A Continuing Medical Education (CME) programme on Leprosy was conducted today at NRI Medical College, Mangalagiri, Andhra Pradesh, bringing together medical students and postgraduate learners for an insightful academic session.

The programme commenced with opening remarks and a warm welcome by Dr. Lakshmi, Dean. Dr. Senthil, Professor of Dermatology, delivered an informative session on the clinical aspects of leprosy, including diagnosis, treatment, and management. Dr. Deeksha presented the community medicine perspective, emphasizing public health strategies and community-based approaches for leprosy control and elimination.

A total of 190 participants, including 3rd-year MBBS students and Postgraduate students from the Department of Dermatology, actively participated in the programme, demonstrating keen interest in enhancing their knowledge and understanding of leprosy.

Together, we continue to build awareness, reduce stigma, and strengthen the healthcare workforce for a leprosy-free future.

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