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The 20/20 Project is an initiative of Leprosy.ie, serving since 1874.
The Leprosy Mission International – Company No: 52072. Charity No: CHY20601
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Ethiopia
Jimma Association
Through our partners, Ethiopian National Association of People Affected by Leprosy (ENAPAL), we will be providing support to the Jimma Association of people affected by leprosy. The association is roasting and packaging coffee for sale on a small scale.
This project aims to build capacity and expand the current business to provide more benefit to the local people running it.
Nepal
Kopila Nepal
In Nepal we will be working alongside our project partners, Kopila Nepal. Kopila have established a programme providing a safe living space for women who have suffered domestic abuse.
This project is a 2-acre model organic coffee farm, integrated with composting and beekeeping, to provide income for the inhabitants of this programme.
The 20/20 Project is an initiative of Leprosy.ie, serving since 1874.
The Leprosy Mission International – Company No: 52072. Charity No: CHY20601
Save a Sole – €3.00:Enough for 1 pair of tailor-made protective sandals, to save a person’s feet from damage due to Leprosy…
Change a Life – €12.44:
Enough for the mobile healthcare van to reach 1 person for 1 year, including 2 pairs of feet-saving sandals …
Hope for a Hundred – €47:
Enough for a year’s worth of dressings for 100 people, distributed by the mobile healthcare van…
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Any amount, no matter how small, is greatly appreciated…
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Your donation will go to creating a sustainable livelihood with Coffee farming for people affected by abuse, disability and disease in Ethiopia and Nepal.
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