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SUROL, established and registered in 1971, is the only organization that looks after the welfare of disabled Leprosy-affected persons in Sri Lanka, irrespective of their ethnicity or religious beliefs. This organization is led by a group of volunteers who function as the Board of Management, which is committed to continue this work of charity towards the less fortunate in our society.
In the wider context of Sri Lanka, there are some 2,000 new cases being identified and treated per year; of these about 75% get cured. A great many of them are being cared for by the Government in a very limited way. The authorities are now of the opinion that the disease is at a manageable level and have arranged for treatment at all Base Hospitals throughout the island. All the patients now live with their families and attend Clinics in their own areas. So are the patients who have not been cured and end up with deformities.
Here is a brief note of the work we do for those disabled persons affected by Leprosy and being looked after by SUROL.
Contact Us.
SUROL
354/14, Elvitigala Mawatha
Narahenpita, Colombo 5, Sri Lanka.
Tel: +94112503263
Email : surol1971@gmail.com
Web: www.surolsrilanka.com
Face book: www.facebook.com/SurolSriLanka
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