Leprosy Welfare Project
Comprehensive medical care, disability prevention, awareness, rehabilitation and welfare support for persons affected by leprosy.
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Integrated Community
Development Project
Women and child-centred development, bio-agriculture, vocational skills and rural livelihoods.
Welcome to HRC
A beacon of hope and transformation in our community
HRC was established in 1959 to support persons affected by leprosy, tuberculosis and disability, and to strengthen women, children, youth, farmers and underprivileged families.
Our work spans treatment, care, rehabilitation, education, vocational skills, community health, women and child development, bio-agriculture and livelihood support — with human dignity at the centre of every effort.
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Our Core Programs
Integrated care. Lasting community change.
Five ongoing projects address health, rehabilitation and development needs across vulnerable communities.
Total Disability Prevention Project
Early identification, therapy, special education, rehabilitation and assistive support for children and persons with disabilities.
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Tuberculosis Control Project
Community-based TB screening, diagnosis support, treatment follow-up, awareness and patient care.
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Integrated Community Health Care Project
Accessible community health services including village clinics, eye care, screening camps and referral support.
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Integrated Community Development Project
Child care, bio-agriculture, vocational skills, income generation and self-help groups for rural communities.
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Decades of service. Measurable community change.
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Working together for healthier, stronger communities
Discover HRC's programmes in medical care, disability support, community health, education, livelihood development and rural empowerment.