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Japan faces the truth of its leprosy history—and the stigma that still lingers
As Japan publicly confronts the legacy of leprosy, its story offers an opportunity to reflect on Australia's own history—and the...
As Japan publicly confronts the legacy of leprosy, its story offers an opportunity to reflect on Australia's own history—and the...
For NAIDOC Week, The Leprosy Mission Shop celebrates First Nations artists through gifts from Australian suppliers, featuring artwork rich in...
For generations, leprosy pushed people away. Today, care can help bring children closer to treatment, dignity and hope. The islands...
My little sister is a teacher. Every weekday, she walks into a public school classroom in Sydney's western suburbs and...
When a rash, patch or wound appears on a child’s skin, most Australian mums have someone they can ask. For...
This World Environment Day, Sip, Save & Support offers a simple way to care for the planet while helping restore...
Leprosy stole years from Rhitik. We can stop it from happening again. Rhitik used to love playing soccer with his...
Day after day, kilometre after kilometre, an ambitious idea slowly became real. When we first wrote about 23-year-old Om Satija...
As news reports of changing weather patterns, warming oceans, and rising seas continue, we are invited to pause and reflect...
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