completed· Health
Capacity building for leprosy services west of Nepal
The Leprosy Mission aims to screen 8,200 people for leprosy over the next three years, through skin test clinics run through the agency’s established clinics and hospitals. An additional 800 people will also be screened through mobile skin camps. This will improve the health and quality of life of people affected by leprosy, neuritis and ulcers by equipping and training to reduce the prevalence of leprosy and associated disabilities
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The Leprosy Mission aims to screen 8,200 people for leprosy over the next three years, through skin test clinics run through the agency’s established clinics and hospitals. An additional 800 people will also be screened through mobile skin camps. This will improve the health and quality of life of people affected by leprosy, neuritis and ulcers by equipping and training to reduce the prevalence of leprosy and associated disabilities
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