On 13 October 2024, we held the 50th anniversary "birthday celebration" of our mission. Our goal is to achieve a leprosy-free world.
In 2024, we committed to Bangladesh, India, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Myanmar to help 300 leprosy-affected children in Bangladesh.
We welcome our colleagues, supporters and all those interested to what promises to be a very nice evening.
You are cordially invited to the 50th anniversary of the Lepramism - Hungary ministry, a celebration of thanksgiving and joy.
The first day of the Enying Török Bálint Days was a charity concert for the Lepramisszio - Hungary.
We held a study weekend in Móron with a group of our volunteers. The central theme was "empathy".
Thank you for your participation, your support, your sacrifice for the cause of the most vulnerable, your compassionate actions!
Kamal Uddin, one of this year's Wellesley Bailey Award winners, who turned his encounter with leprosy into a force for change.
Irene's testimony reminds us that education and a commitment to compassion can overcome all obstacles and have a profound impact on lives.
On 22 June we participated in the REND festival in Tata. At the stand of the Lepramissiio you could buy small souvenirs.
We welcome our colleagues, supporters and all those interested to what promises to be a very nice evening.
Today marks the 135th anniversary of the death of Father Damien, a Belgian-born Roman Catholic priest and missionary who died of leprosy on Molokai Island, Hawaii.
From sick to healer. Hussaini's story is one of resilience and hope. Hussaini's life story is proof of the life-changing impact of our work.
We welcome our Supporters, Staff and Interested Parties living in and around Balatonalmádi to our event on 2 March 2024 at 10:00 am.
We welcome our Supporters, Staff and Interested Parties living in Székesfehérvár and its surroundings to our event on 24 February 2024 at 10:00 am.
Dr Fam has been walking the corridors of Lepramism - India's hospitals for 23 years, not only as a doctor, but also as a beacon of hope and respect.
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!