NEWS & EVENTS
APAL’s state committee Jharkhand submitted a memorandum
On the date of 17th November 2021, APAL’s state committee Jharkhand submitted a memorandum to the Civil Surgeon by the Senior Correspondent, Jamshedpur Welfare
Committee. Civil Surgeon Dr. AK Lal has ordered to organize disability camps in all ashrams. During this, other people including Mr. Zainuddin, Mr. Jawahar Ram Paswan, Mr. Vinod Kumar, Mr. Upendra Nath, Mr. Gaurav Kumar, Mr. Shyam Gop, Mr. Santosh Seth, Ms. Rita Singh, Ms. Rani Tigga, Ms. Sujata Bhavsagar, Ms. Anjali were presented
The disability check-up camp was organized by District Leprosy Welfare Committee. Dr. Alok Ranjan Mahato, present in the camp, made a certificate for 103 people who were disabled due to leprosy. The first camp was jointly inaugurated by Dr. Alok Ranjan Mahto, President of State Divyang Manch, Arun Kumar, and District Leprosy Consultant Dr. Rajiv Lochan Mahto. More than 2800 patients live in 21 leprosy ashrams of the district, out of which 385 have become disabled.
APAL successfully conducted the Inauguration program of Dressing Unit (Room) Center
On the date of 15th November 2021, APAL successfully conducted the Inauguration program of the Dressing Unit (Room) Center in Nirmal Dham Leprosy Colony of Khandwa district, Madhya Pradesh for persons affected by leprosy who are facing trouble with leprosy-related ulcers and wounds
In this program, APAL’s CEO Mr. Venu Gopal, Mr. Sarang Gaydhane, NMA Mr. Dashrath Patel from Leprosy Department, NMA Mr. Ashok Pawar, NMA Mr. HR Sharma, NMA Mr. Munar Khan, Mr. Gopal Shinde from Sahyog Leprosy Colony, Dresser Ms. Mumtaz Shaikh, colony leader And all the people of the colony were presented
Mr. Milan Volunteer of APAL provides health care services
On the date of 15th November 2021, Mr. Milan Volunteer of APAL provides health care services to people affected by leprosy and their family members through health screening tests at Laxmidungri Leprosy Colony, Odisha
APAL’s volunteer Ms. Maithili Sahoo providing health care services
On the date of 15th November 2021, APAL’s volunteer Ms. Maithili Sahoo providing health care services to people affected by leprosy and their families through health screening tests at OSAP Leprosy Colony, Odisha
APAL started or inaugurated an Ulcer Care Unit
On 11th November 2021, APAL started or inaugurated an Ulcer Care Unit and conducted a POD program (Prevention of Disability) at Sitla Mata Kusht Colony in Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh for the persons affected by leprosy and inaugurated by Dr. Shukla DLO Indore
In this program, Dr.Shukla DLO, Mrs. Meena, Ms. Priyaka Physiotherapist, Mr. Sarang APAL Member, and Mr. Parvathi Chouhan President of the state committee Madhya Pradesh have participated and explained the importance of the prevention of disabilities and great intervention of APAL
APAL’s volunteer Mr. Santosh Kumar providing health care services
On the date of 10th November 2021, APAL’s volunteer Mr. Santosh Kumar provided health care services by health screening tests to people affected by leprosy and their families at Leprosy Colony Purnia Court Station, Bihar
APAL’s volunteer Ms. Padmini Nayak providing health care services
On the date of 10th November 2021, APAL’s volunteer Ms. Padmini Nayak providing health care services to people affected by leprosy and their families through health screening tests at Deogan Leprosy Colony in Raurkela, Odisha
Mr. Kundan Kumar Volunteer of APAL providing health care services
On the date of 9th November 2021, Mr. Kundan Kumar Volunteer of APAL provided health care services to people affected by leprosy and their families at Mother Terisa Hariya bara Araria, Bihar
APAL’s volunteer Mrs. Lal Bai Solanki providing health care services
On the date of 9th November 2021, APAL’s volunteer Mrs. Lal Bai Solanki provided health care services to people affected by leprosy and their families at Harsh Nagar Leprosy Colony in Sandhwa, Madhya Pradesh
APAL’s volunteer Mr. Sudheer Kumar provides health care services
On the date of 9th November 2021, APAL’s volunteer Mr. Sudheer Kumar provides health care services to people affected by leprosy and their families through health screening tests at Ram Nagar Kusht Ashram in Patna, Bihar
