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From August 9 to13, 2024, SAKSHAM Savita and Sri Ramakrishna Math organized a three-day Tirtha Yathra for 66 LCDPs, including participants from Chennai and Madurai, to sacred sites in Sivaganga, Karaikkudi, and Rameshwaram.

Chronic ulcers severely impact the mobility and quality of life of Leprosy Cured but Deformed Persons (LCDPs), sometimes leading to limb loss. Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai along with SAKSHAM Savita provides ulcer dressing services at eight locations across Tamil Nadu.

On 3rd February, 2024, Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai, hosted a rehabilitation programme for 80 Leprosy Cured but Deformed Persons (LCDPs). The event began with prayers and a Self-Help Group gathering.

From January 5–9, 2024, Sri Ramakrishna Math along with SAKSHAM Savita organized a pilgrimage for 34 Leprosy Cured but Deformed Persons (LCDPs) to Palakkad and Coimbatore. The journey, part of the Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) program, aimed to promote spiritual enrichment and inclusion.

As part of a sustained effort to provide community-based rehabilitation services covering both medical and socio-economic support for LCDPs in Madurai district, Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai, in collaboration with SAKSHAM Savita,

Leprosy Cured but Deformed Persons (LCDPs) have long endured exclusion and rejection from festivals and community celebrations, a grim consequence of prevailing social stigma, which regrettably persists even in today's modern society.

HALF DAY SPIRITUAL RETREAT & JAPA YAJNA - (ONLY FOR INITIATED DEVOTEES) DATE: SATURDAY, VENUE: SWAMI RAMAKRISHNANANDA HALL TIME: 08.45 AM – 12.45 PM

Leprosy is no longer incurable. Multidrug Therapy (MDT) completely cures the disease, making it non-contagious and non-virulent. Yet, the most persistent challenge for LCDPs

Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai, as a part of Leprosy Community based Rehabilitation Services, celebrated Kaanum Pongal Festival for Leprosy Afflicted Divyangjan at SKNS PMC Vivekananda Vidyalaya, Perambur on 16.01.2023 and 17.01.2023.