Help children affected by leprosy
Sanawad, Madhya Pradesh - India-
Donors
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Total raised €63%raised
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clients 1.595€
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Direct beneficiaries
50
Those people who have naturally benefited from the project's interventions.
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Indirect beneficiaries
120
Those identifiable people who will potentially recieve an effect from the project's activities.
Budget
- Materials 2.501€
- Total 2.501€
Description
India is the country most affected by leprosy with 60% of global cases. It is estimated that in the country there are more than two million people with disabilities due to leprosy.
The trauma of leprosy in children is enormous. Stigma and deformity cause depression in children who suffer from it, and subject them to daily discrimination by members of the family and society in general, condemning them to exclusion and poverty.
The Fontilles project aims at the physical rehabilitation of children and young people affected by this disease who suffer from eye, foot or hand disabilities and who may benefit from orthopedic surgery services at Saint Joseph Hospital in Sanawad.
Activities
Study of the cases of each sick minor
Adequate orthopedic surgery in each case
Physical rehabilitation
Who will benefit?
With 2.000€, orthopedic surgery can be performed on 50 children suffering from leprosy.
Project objectives
Physical rehabilitation of children and young people affected by leprosy.
Improve the living conditions of those affected.
Transparency
Fontilles fully complies with the 9 Principles of Transparency and Good Practices analyzed by the Lealtad Foundation
Updates & Links
Orthopedic surgery program for children with lelprosy (pdf - Spanish)