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The ADT conducted three medical camps in Sedawatte, Wattala, reaching 250 community members. These Medical camps were conducted with volunteer doctors; they were focused on safeguarding community health by preventing and managing communicable diseases, which commonly increase in the aftermath of floods.

Supporting Children’s Education Across Sri Lanka In a heartfelt effort to nurture young minds, ADT’s Children’s Sector—together with the Health Sector—launched the Backpack Dreams  initiative, bringing educational hope to over 300 children  across 16 regions  of Sri Lanka. From Punduloya  to Batticaloa , Trincomalee  to Galle , and Jaffna  to Balangoda , our backpacks journeyed across the island—each one carrying more than just school supplies, but a message of care and encou

A regional conference on eradicating leprosy was held at the Office of the Regional Director of Health Services (RDHS), Trincomalee, on...

A regional conference on eradicating leprosy was held at the Office of the Regional Director of Health Services (RDHS), Kalmunai, on the...

The ADT is committed to promoting good health and well-being across communities most vulnerable to infectious diseases in Sri Lanka. We...

The ADT is committed to promoting good health and well-being across communities most vulnerable to communicable diseases in Sri Lanka. We...

With 2,000 cases of leprosy-affected persons reported annually in Sri Lanka, there is a pressing need to create awareness of its spread...

The Touch Anti-Leprosy Campaign of the ADT recently embarked on the second phase of its campaign. The team that worked with the Church in...

Leprosy is curable. Sadly, however, due to the societal stigma formed against it, leprosy often goes unnoticed, and those affected by it...