How Can I Help?
There are 5 main ways that people the length and breadth of Scotland can get involved and make a difference for TLMS and those affected by leprosy.
If you would like to help us or just want more information please give us a call or send us an email, we'll be delighted to talk to you.
Pray
As valuable a resource as any other as we seek to "minister in Christ's name to the physical, mental, social and spiritual needs of individuals and communities disadvantaged by leprosy". A range of prayer resources are available to help you pray more effectively for the work of the mission.
Give
TLMS relies on donations from individuals, churches, companies and organisations to enable us to complete our work around the world. To Cure and To Care completely for one person affected by leprosy costs surprisingly little. Make a donation today and give hope to someone affected by leprosy.
Do
Everybody can do something in their local area to help raise the profile of The Leprosy Mission and/or to raise money to enable our work to continue.
New teaching packs for Sunday Schools and Primary Schools enable teachers to focus lessons on TLM, on those affected by leprosy and on helping others in need.
Fundraising can be a fun way to raise the profile of TLM in your area as well as raising money to help those affected by leprosy around the world. The possibilities are only limited by your imagination, but if you want a bit of inspiration we have a guide to fundraising as well as our diary of upcoming events.
Go
Opportunities exist around the world for people to make a direct contribution to TLM's work on a short- medium- or long-term basis. If you are looking for an elective or project as part of your studies, want to take a career break or do something different in your retirement, we may have what you're looking for. This includes opportunities to volunteer or work here in Scotland.
Leave
Leaving a legacy to charity in your will can be a powerful testimony of your values and beliefs, your hopes and dreams. We are currently updating our legacy information booklet, in the meantime if you have any questions don't hesitate to get in touch or for basic information you might be interested in visiting willpower.
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