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Peter Warren still can’t help talking about leprosy
Across 19 years, Peter Warren travelled thousands of kilometres speaking about leprosy to people who often thought the disease belonged...
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One year later: Kamal’s story of hope
Last Giving Day, we introduced you to eight-year-old Kamal. When Gillian from The Leprosy Mission met him at Anandaban Hospital...
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Dr Ruth Pfau: The doctor who stayed
In 1960, a young German doctor walked into a makeshift leprosy clinic in a Karachi slum and saw something she...
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Book review: Outcast by Oliver Basciano
The Leprosy Mission has been pursuing its goals for 150 years. It was founded in 1874 by Wellesley and Alice...
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One day. Twice the impact: Why Giving Day matters
On 15 September 2026, we’re sharing our message across Australia to join the generation to end leprosy this Giving Day....
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The surprising link between deworming and leprosy in children
At 15, Eli has already missed nearly two years of school and is facing an amputation. Her story shows why...
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“It is God’s mission and I am a small part of it”: Meet Natalie Smith
For almost three decades, a clarion call has shaped Natalie Smith's life: "It is God's mission and I am a...
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In memoriam: Dr Ken Clezy (1929-2026)
Read the story of Dr Ken Clezy (1929–2026), the Australian surgeon whose pioneering leprosy reconstructive surgery transformed lives across Papua New Guinea.
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Locally led development begins by listening: Santosh Nepali on leading lasting change
Working between Australian funding systems and communities in Nepal, Santosh Nepali believes locally led development begins by listening. His work...
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