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Maya's Gratitude: The Impact of Compassionate Giving on the Lives of the Disabled

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Maya's Gratitude: The Impact of Compassionate Giving on the Lives of the Disabled

Maya is a living testimony to the power of compassionate giving. After losing both of her legs in a bus accident, Maya struggled to make ends meet with her husband in Nepal. Their meager disability allowance was barely enough to survive on, and their basic daily needs were a constant struggle. One of the biggest challenges for Maya was using the open-air squat toilet at the back of their house. With her wheelchair having to navigate over bumpy ground, it was sometimes impossible for her to use during the rains. She would often have to crawl along the wet, muddy...

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Shreya's Story: How The Leprosy Mission is Giving Patients a Helping Hand - Literally

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Shreya's Story: How The Leprosy Mission is Giving Patients a Helping Hand - Literally

Leprosy is a disease that not only affects the body but also the mind. It carries a stigma that often leads to discrimination and isolation, as was the case for Shreya, a young girl from a remote village in Nepal. Shreya was denied access to education because of her condition, and her future looked bleak. However, thanks to the support of people like you, Shreya's life has been transformed. At the age of 16, Shreya was diagnosed with leprosy and referred to The Leprosy Mission's Anandaban Hospital in Kathmandu. The hospital provides specialized care for leprosy patients, including reconstructive surgery...

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Gifts That Give Back: Ethical and Meaningful Gift Ideas for Her from The Leprosy Mission Shop

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Gifts That Give Back: Ethical and Meaningful Gift Ideas for Her from The Leprosy Mission Shop

Looking for the perfect gift for the special woman in your life? Look no further than The Leprosy Mission Shop! Not only will you be giving a meaningful gift, but you'll also be supporting a great cause. Here are some gift ideas to inspire you: Handcrafted Jewelry - Our handcrafted jewelry is made by artisans in countries where The Leprosy Mission works, using sustainable and eco-friendly materials. From statement pieces to everyday wear, we have something to suit all tastes. Eco-Friendly Accessories - Our range of eco-friendly accessories includes bags, wallets, and phone cases made from recycled materials, like tires...

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Shop with Purpose: 5 Ways to Make Ethical and Sustainable Choices at The Leprosy Mission Shop

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Shop with Purpose: 5 Ways to Make Ethical and Sustainable Choices at The Leprosy Mission Shop

In today's world, shopping ethically has become more important than ever. As consumers, we have a responsibility to ensure that the products we buy are produced ethically and sustainably. The good news is that there are many ways to shop ethically and make a positive impact on the world. In this blog, we will explore some of the best ways to shop ethically and how you can make a difference by shopping at The Leprosy Mission Shop. Look for Fair Trade Certification When you purchase a product that has a fair trade certification, you are supporting fair labor conditions and...

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3 Benefits to Shopping Fairtrade + Handmade Products

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3 Benefits to Shopping Fairtrade + Handmade Products

Shopping for handmade and fair-trade products is a conscious choice that can have a significant impact on the lives of artisans and their communities in developing countries. These products are made by skilled artisans who use traditional techniques, often passed down through generations, to create unique and high-quality items. By choosing to buy these products, you are not only getting a unique and beautiful item, but you are also supporting a sustainable and ethical model of production. 1. Providing financial freedom When you purchase handmade products, you are supporting the artisans who created them. These artisans often come from marginalised...

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