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Looking for stylish and ethical summer fashion? At the Leprosy Mission Shop, every purchase supports artisans, transforms lives, and celebrates sustainable craftsmanship. Here are four must-have pieces to refresh your summer wardrobe while making a positive impact. Wild flowers Scarf: Celebrate Australian Nature The Wildflowers Scarf features a stunning Aboriginal wildflower design by First Nations artist Pammy Foster. Crafted from soft, cashmere-feel fabric, this lightweight scarf is perfect for layering on breezy summer evenings or adding a pop of colour to your outfit.Your purchase uplifts Indigenous artists and supports life-changing projects in their communities. Tie Dye Dress: Boho-Chic Summer Style...

Rima has had a lot of jobs to take care of her family. Running a hotel, a kiosk shop, tailoring service, taxis, and farming — anything she could to earn enough money. But it’s been difficult to build a sustainable business. Bu with a helping hand and a Gift of Love, Rima’s life is transforming! When Rima’s husband passed away, she had to sell the business they ran together. They needed the money for medical bills, and they wanted to move closer to family. She learned tailoring and started to repair clothes and teach people to sew. Using some of...

Read about you can make a difference and bring and change into the life of someone affected by leprosy through ethical shopping. Are you ready to make 2025 the year of change?

Summer is a time to refresh your space with vibrant colours and joyful designs, and what better way to do that than by choosing homewares that not only add life to your home but also make a positive impact on the lives of those affected by leprosy? Every purchase you make from this collection is more than just an aesthetic addition to your space—it’s a step towards supporting artisans who are battling the challenges of leprosy, as well as their families and communities.  Here are some colourful, fair trade, and hand-made summer homewares that help those affected by leprosy and...

You Can Provide the Gift of Going Home to people like Bajrangi Bajrangi is staying in the self-care unit at Anandaban Hospital right now. Though his leprosy is cured, the hospital he was treated at did not teach him proper self-care. Because of this, he has returned to hospital again and again. With the support of people like you, Bajrangi can have the gift of Going Home. 27 years ago, Bajrangi was diagnosed with leprosy. The hospital diagnosed him, and gave him MDT. It cured him, but several years later, Bajrangi noticed that a wound in his leg refused to...