
Case story of Ritesh
Ritesh Das, 45/M, MB (A). He runs a Sports equipment shop and his family consists of his wife, five-year-old daughter and mother.
ILEP is a consortium of international non-governmental organizations with a shared vision of a world free from leprosy, and an acknowledgment that none of us can achieve this on our own. ILEP members raise funds from public and institutional sources.
ILEP has a strong presence across 18 states and union territories, focusing on 125 high priority
provides hospital-based care through 39 tertiary care facilities, operates 19 field-based projects and 19 research studies, supports through 44 MCR footwear manufacturing and supply units operating across 13 states of the country.
ILEP contributes to AMR surveillance through dedicated 2 Apex research laboratories and strengthens the National Leprosy Eradication Programme with the efforts of 15 NLEP Consultants
We actively collaborate with Central Leprosy Division
(CLD), National Leprosy Eradication Programme (NLEP), WHO India and key stakeholders to strengthen leprosy eradication efforts across the country.
“ILEP India’s dedicated support to the National Leprosy Eradication Programme working with Central and State Governments, the leprosy affected and other key stakeholders has the potential to turn the dream of zero leprosy into reality.”
Ritesh Das, 45/M, MB (A). He runs a Sports equipment shop and his family consists of his wife, five-year-old daughter and mother.
My name is Rudrapati Vijitha, and my parents are Ravi Babu and Mariyamma. I belong to a village called Emani in Duggirala Mandal in Guntur District.
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