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NLT is a Christian organization that provides medical and rehabilitation services to people affected by leprosy in Nepal and works with poor rural communities in development and poverty alleviation. Lalgadh Leprosy Services Centre is a project of NLT and is one of the busiest centres in the world..
http://www.nlt.org.uk
info@nlt.org.uk
Nepal Leprosy Trust Registered charity number 1081952
"I ask for a leprosy-free Nepal = for best information given to the population, for rapid diagnosis & drug administration, for rehabilitation & repair for former sufferers = God bless Nepal amen"
Stean Anthony donated
"Love Tom and Maddy Marshall"
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"For Lydia Children Fund. Swastika Shrestha"
GRAHAM WEBSTER-GARDINER donated
$25.00 + $0.00 Gift Aid
"God bless NLT staff friends & patients amen -- please post information about successful leprosy cures re communities, and for other diseases, please liaise in kindness with Hindu & Buddhist groups"
Paul AS Harvey donated
"I pray for a leprosy free Nepal, for the best information given to the whole population, for rapid diagnosis and drug administration, and for rehabilitation and repair for former sufferers, God bless"
"Love Tom and Maddy"
Thomas & Maddy Marshall donated
Jill Woods has raised $3,148.32 so far
I'm Raising awareness and support for leprosy care for Jill Woods because Leprosy is still affecting 100,000's of lives
Sue Dunlop has raised $1,349.79 so far
I'm I'm helping out in Nepal. You can help from the UK for Sue Dunlop because it does a great job with compassion and love.
Claire Cooper has raised $825.88 so far
I'm Shaving off my hair for Claire Cooper because to support those working in Nepal after the quake.
Andrew Haxell has raised $671.02 so far
I'm We're raising money for Andrew Haxell because of the important work they do.
simon edwards has raised $154.85 so far
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Chloe Houghton has raised $64.52 so far
I'm wandering in Windsor Great Park for 10 miles for Chloe Houghton because they fight leprosy, break stigma and build lives.
