News & Events – Association of People Affected by Leprosy
APAL’s treasurer Mrs. Maya Ranavare along with APAL’s state committee and Volunteers visited Valmiki Nagar Leprosy Colony
On the date of 28th May 2022, APAL's treasurer Mrs. Maya Ranavare along with APAL's state committee and Volunteers visited Valmiki Nagar Leprosy Colony at Nashik in Maharashtra and observed the people's living situations and infrastructure of that colony She...
In collaboration with Sasakawa India Health Foundation, APAL’s state committee Maharashtra organized Entrepreneurship Development Workshop
From the date 28th to 30th May 2022, In collaboration with Sasakawa India Health Foundation, APAL's state committee Maharashtra organized Entrepreneurship Development Workshop at Nashik in Maharashtra On behalf of persons affected by leprosy, APAL is thankful to SILF...
With the effort of APAL’s state committee Andhra Pradesh (SLAP-AP) for 8 months, The Government sanctioned and allotted 10 acres of a land total of 23 acres
On the date of 28th May 2022, With the effort of APAL's state committee Andhra Pradesh (SLAP-AP) for 8 months, The Government sanctioned and allotted 10 acres of land total of 23 acres to Bunny Nagar Leprosy Colony in Guntur. 13 years back the Government has given 23...
At the request of APAL’s state committee Odisha, The Government of Odisha sanctioned and constructed a new Anganwadi School building
On the date of 27th May 2022, At the request of APAL's state committee Odisha, The Government of Odisha sanctioned and constructed a new Anganwadi School building at Durgapur A, Raurkela Leprosy Colony in Odisha On behalf of persons affected by leprosy, APAL is...
At the request of the APAL’s state committee Odisha, The Government of Odisha constructed and provided a Children’s Park, Tiles roads, and Waterpipe facilities
On the date of 27th May 2022, At the request of the APAL's state committee Odisha, The Government of Odisha constructed and provided a Children's Park, Tiles roads, and Waterpipe facilities at Trinath Leprosy Colony, in Talcher, Odisha On behalf of persons affected by...
APAL’s CEO Mr. Venu Gopal participated actively as a special guest while conducting a dissemination meeting
On the date of 26th May 2022, APAL's CEO Mr. Venu Gopal participated actively as a special guest while conducting a dissemination meeting on the study titled “Reducing stigma and improving mental wellbeing and social participation amongst men and women with disability...
APAL’s treasurer Mrs. Maya Ranavare participated as a facilitator during 3 days International Leprosy Union
On the date of 26th May 2022, APAL's treasurer Mrs. Maya Ranavare participated as a facilitator during 3 days International Leprosy Union at RMP in Mumbai, Maharashtra and explained and discussed the human rights of persons affected by Leprosy On behalf of persons...
APAL’s state committee member Mr. Brij Kishor and some are invited by Bihar Association of persons with disabilities and participated in the meeting
On the date of 26th May 2022, APAL's state committee member Mr. Brij Kishor and some are invited by the Bihar Association of persons with disabilities and participated in the meeting and discussed the empowerment of persons with disabilities which are 21 categories On...
Mr. Umesh Nayak participated as a guest in the JAGA SAMPARK rehabilitation program
On the date 26th May 2022, Mr. Umesh Nayak participated as a guest in the JAGA SAMPARK rehabilitation program at Rourkela Leprosy Colony in Odisha and MLA Sarada Nayak and other Govt authorities had participated.
In collaboration with Rising Star Outreach, APAL’s state committee Odisha constructed and provided a water-filter facility
On the date of 25th May 2022, In collaboration with Rising Star Outreach, APAL's state committee Odisha constructed and provided a water-filter facility at Rourkela Leprosy Colony in Naya Bazar, Odisha On behalf of persons affected by leprosy, APAL conveys gratitude...