About Naini

In the late 19th century, the Beggars Home was shifted from Allahabad city to the
Naini campus; this was in accordance with the earlier belief that the leprosy affected
need to be segregated. In 1906, a modest brick building was built under the supervision
of the first Superintendent, Mr Sam Higginbothams, an American Presbyterian missionary
to house the destitute patients. This structure, “The Leprosy Asylum� was handed
over to “The Mission to Lepers�, the fore-runner to The Leprosy Mission Trust. The
Asylum flourished and provided the leprosy affected with healing and compassion
and by 1920, about 500 patients lived here. With every passing year, new milestones
were reached and The Leprosy Mission Community Hospital continues to touch the lives
of the leprosy affected.
Here is an account of TLM Naini’s milestones �
Link to Milestones
What we are doing now ?

According to the WHO statistics, India has more than half of the world’s leprosy
affected. And Northern India (Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal and Chattisgarh)
continues to see new leprosy patients. TLM Naini is the only NGO referral hospital
catering to the specialized needs of the leprosy affected by proving not just the
cure (MDT) for leprosy, but treating for the complications and sequelae of the disease
upon the patient and his family. This package includes-
- Treatment of Lepra reversal reactions
- Prevention of Deformity (POD) activities
- Reconstructive surgery for deformities
- Footcare and appropriate footwear
- Ulcer care and its prevention
- Social development
- Capacity building and vocational training.
A feature worth mentioning is our care for the leprosy affected with chronic ulcers. Other hospitals are happy to provide MDT, perform surgeries for deformity or treat lepra reactions, but close their door when a patient with an ulcer confronts them. Ulcers are a pungent, visible sign of disease and many patients who are turned away from Government hospitals or private clinics come to us for treatment.
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