NEWS & EVENTS
In collaboration with the Medical Department of the Telangana Government, APAL’s state committee (SLAP-TS) conducted an awareness program
On 10th June 2022, In collaboration with the Medical Department of the Telangana Government, APAL’s state committee (SLAP-TS) conducted an awareness program on leprosy at Abdullahpurmet PHC Center
On this occasion discussed how to detect leprosy in new cases by AASHA workers to go door to door. Leprosy champions Mr. Narsappa and Mr. Ramesh shared their successful testimony with the participants
In collaboration with local donors, APAL’s state committee Tamil Nadu distributed food grains
On 10th June 2022, In collaboration with local donors, APAL’s state committee Tamil Nadu distributed foodgrains and cosmetics to 15 persons affected by leprosy at Mugalwafi and Puthirankottai Leprosy Colony
On behalf of persons affected by leprosy, APAL is thankful to the local donors for their great humanity and responsibility and special thanks to Mr. Perumal treasurer of the state committee for his active contribution in the leprosy fields
APAL’s dresser Mrs. Rekha Soni provides ulcer care services by SSOD
On 10th June 2022, APAL’s dresser Mrs. Rekha Soni provides ulcer care services by SSOD(Soaking Scrubbing Oiling, and Dressing) to persons affected by leprosy who facing trouble with leprosy-related ulcers and wounds at Seetla Mata Kusht Dhaam Seva Samiti in Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh
On behalf of persons affected by leprosy, APAL is thankful to Mrs. Rekha Soni for her valuable services and Mr. Sarang Gayadhane for the regular monitoring
In collaboration with the Medical Department of Maharashtra, APAL’s state committee along with Mrs. Maya Ranavare Treasurer of APAL and local Medical Officer Dr. Palekar visited Swadhar Nagar Leprosy Colony
On 9th June 2022, In collaboration with the Medical Department of Maharashtra, APAL’s state committee along with Mrs. Maya Ranavare Treasurer of APAL, and local Medical Officer Dr. Palekar visited Swadhar Nagar Leprosy Colony at Kolhapur, Maharashtra, and interacted with colony leaders and discussed the status of medical services, ulcer care services, and social protection services
On behalf of persons affected by leprosy, APAL conveys gratitude to Dr. Palekar for her responsibility to the leprosy community and special thanks to Mrs. Maya Ranavare for her active contribution to the leprosy field
In collaboration with the Health Department of Telangana, APAL’s state committee(SLAP-TS) visited Shanthi Nagar Leprosy Colony
On 7th June 2022, In collaboration with the Health Department of Telangana, APAL’s state committee(SLAP-TS) visited Shanthi Nagar Leprosy Colony and interacted with the colony leaders, discussed the health issues and Booster Dose of COVID-19
On this visit State Leprosy Officer (SLO), District Leprosy Officer (DLO) and Mr. Ramesh President of the state committee Telangana, and others have participated
Mr. Prakash Done, President of the state committee Andhra Pradesh visited Prema Nagar Leprosy Colony
On 7th June 2022, Mr. Prakash Done, President of the state committee Andhra Pradesh visited Prema Nagar Leprosy Colony at Bobbili, Andhra Pradesh
He interacted with the colony leaders and discussed the land issues of the colony. On this issue, the state committee approached earlier and informed the Vizianagaram district collector and got a positive response and hospitality from her On behalf of persons affected by leprosy, APAL conveys gratitude to the district collector of Vizianagaram for her responsibility to the leprosy community and special thanks to Mr. Prakash Done for his tireless efforts for the welfare of persons affected by leprosy
In collaboration with local donors, APAL’s state committee Tamil Nadu distributed foodgrains and cosmetics
On 7th June 2022, In collaboration with local donors, APAL’s state committee Tamil Nadu distributed foodgrains and cosmetics to 31 persons affected by leprosy at Mahatma Gandhi Leprosy Colony in Muthupillaimandapam, Kumbakonam
On behalf of persons affected by leprosy, APAL is thankful to the local donors for their great humanity and responsibility and special thanks to Mr. Perumal treasurer of the state committee for his active contribution to the leprosy fields
In collaboration with Society of Rural Development, APAL’s state committee Telangana (SLAP-TS) distributed dressing materials and medicine
On the date of 6th June 2022, In collaboration with the Society of Rural Development, APAL’s state committee Telangana (SLAP-TS) distributed dressing materials and medicine for the general disease to persons affected by leprosy and their families at Shanthi Nagar and Santosh Nagar Leprosy colonies in Hyderabad, Telangana
Due to loss of sensation, the People Affected by Leprosy get ulcer wounds in their hands and feet. They require daily dressing of the ulcers to prevent bone infections and amputation of legs and fingers.
On behalf of persons affected by leprosy, APAL is thankful to the Society of Rural Development for their valuable services and special thanks to Mr. Ramesh President of the state committee Telangana
In collaboration with the Government, APAL’s state committee Bihar Persons with disabilities will get aid, the camp
On the date of 2nd June 2022, In collaboration with the Government, APAL’s state committee Bihar Persons with disabilities will get aid, the camp will be organized from 2nd June 2022 Motihari, Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment will give aid to Persons with disabilities. For this, camps will be organized in all the sub-divisions from Monday. This work is being done under the ADIP scheme. The sub-divisional officers will be the nodal officers of their sub-divisions for the camp. DM Shirtesh Kapil Ashok has issued necessary instructions in this regard. asked to ensure its compliance. The implementation of the ADIP scheme is done in two phases.
In the first phase, after the registration of beneficiaries for suitable accessories is done through Common Service Center, testing is done by the team of ALMICO. After that, the equipment is distributed. To take advantage of the scheme, along with being an Indian citizen, it is necessary to have an Aadhar card, voter card, ration card, BPL card and driver’s license. Apart from this, a disability certificate of 40 percent or more will also have to be given. Beneficiaries will also have to bring two passport size photographs to the camp.
APAL is thankful to the Government of Bihar and special thanks to Mr. Brij Kisahore for his active contribution to this camp
APAL’s state committee Odisha visited SILF’s After School Learning Center
On 2nd June 2022, Mr. Umesh Nayak President of the APAL’s state committee Odisha visited SILF’s After School Learning Center at Durgapur Leprosy Colony and discussed with the Teachers and colony leaders the need for one more room for comfortable sitting for 64 children at that centre
On behalf of persons affected by leprosy, APAL is thankful to Mr. Umesh Nayak for his active contribution to the empowerment of persons affected by leprosy and their families who reside in the leprosy colonies in Odisha