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The Untouchable Leprosy Patients

40 to 50% Survive by Begging in Streets or Roadside, and Some Who Are Fortunate Enough Take Shelter in Missionaries and NGO Run Homes

sadashivan
My visit to Mother Teresa missionary of charity run by the sisters for leprosy patients in below mentioned address. Talking to patients revealed many facts and they feel in heaven with good godly caring sisters than their own home. This missionary home has 300 such patients. They have facility to treat Leprosy ulcer patients. As this missionary lacks doctors and equipments to treat serious patients request your contribution. Missionary manages charity work with donations received from individuals and the societies. I request International red cross and WHO or Indian Government and individuals to help them to help patients,
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  • Nearly 90% of 5 million prevailing leprosy patients in India are neglected by their own families and society.

  • 40 to 50% survive by begging in streets or roadside, and some who are fortunate enough take shelter in missionaries and NGO run homes.

  • Lack of information about leprosy cure and absence of hospitals in rural villages many are deprived of proper medications.

  • Their own families and communities hesitate to accept them in a fear, contact would infect them too.

  • Some cases are unreported in initial stage to avoid discarded by community. when untreated for long time is incurable.


To Donate this missionary, contact:-


Missionaries of Charity

Prem Nagar Leprosy Center,

Tahirpur, Seemapuri,

Delhi - 110095

Phone: +911122580226

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  • Leprosy is a chronic infectious disease of humans caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium leprae.
  • The disease can affect the skin, mucous membranes, and eyes and some of the nerves that are located
  • 40 to 50% survive by begging in streets or roadside, and some who are fortunate enough take shelter

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