The Leprosy Mission Scotland Online
Welcome to The Leprosy Mission
This site should help to answer any questions you might have about TLM, our work and about leprosy. If you have any further questions don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Current Appeal - Saving Sight
Imagine waking every morning and praying for one thing: to see the sunrise. If you can just see the sunrise, you will know everything will be ok – at least for one more day. People affected by leprosy are often prone to damage to the eyes and even blindness, at Purulia Hospital they are seeking to prevent this from happening. Find out more or make a donation.
New Teaching Packs Launched
The Leprosy Mission Scotland have launched a range of teaching packs, initially 1 for Sunday Schools and 1 for Primary Schools but with more to follow. Packs will enable young people across Scotland to learn more about leprosy and its effects and to see how they can play a part in achieving a World Without Leprosy.
What's It Really Like To Do An Overseas Elective With TLMS?
It has been really encouraging in the last few years to see so many Scottish young people choosing to go overseas with The Leprosy Mission to do an elective or short term project placement as part of their studies. Their experiences will challenge and inspire you to think about what you can do to help achieve a world without leprosy.
TV Ads
Have you seen our ads on STV? Has Chamolee's story moved you to want to do something about the plight of those affected by leprosy around the world? Do you want to help children like Hridoy?
If you want to watch the advert again you can do so on our STV page, but then please take the next step and decide to do something about it.
A Direct Debit for just 40p a day is all it takes To Cure and To Care for somebody affected by leprosy, alternatively make a one off donation towards a world without leprosy.
Catalogue of Care
The new issue of The Leprosy Mission Scotland's Catalogue of Care is out now. The catalogue provides an opportunity to give truly meaningful gifts to friends and family members that will change the lives of people affected by leprosy around the world. Download a copy or contact the office to have one sent to you, or why not ask for a small pile of catalogues to place in your church or pass on to friends.
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