On 5th July 2024, In Telangana, at the community of Maulali Sanjay Gandhinagar, a significant event organized by APAL’s State Committee under the auspices of the Leprosy Society focused on the welfare of leprosy patients. Essential ulcer kits for treating and caring for leprosy ulcers were distributed to 50 individuals in need. This initiative was a collaborative effort with representatives from NTPC, specifically MR Panigrahi, and the Priyanka Leprosy Society. Project Officer Kameswara Rao played a pivotal role in organizing the event.

Dr. Indraja, a dedicated medical professional, offered her expertise and support to the beneficiaries. The event also saw the active participation of key figures from the Society of Leprosy Affected Persons (SLAP-TS), including the State Coordinator Mr. Ramesh, and B. Venkataiah. Their involvement underscored the importance of community solidarity and the collective effort required to support those affected by leprosy.

The event went beyond the distribution of ulcer kits, providing an opportunity for the colony’s residents to express their gratitude to NTPC representatives. The felicitation ceremony, led by Ramesh recognized the contributions of NTPC in supporting the leprosy-affected community. This gesture of appreciation highlighted the positive impact of collaborative efforts between corporate entities and social organizations in addressing public health challenges and improving the lives of vulnerable populations.