Leprosy Mission Southern Africa
It robs people of their ability to feel pain. Painless injuries rob people of their hands, feet and sight. Leprosy also robs them of their friends, family and income.
With your help, the Leprosy Mission will put this robber where he belongs – behind bars.
The Leprosy Mission is a Christian charity, working to fulfil the command of Jesus to
“Heal the sick, cleanse those with leprosy, raise the dead, cast out devils: freely ye have received, freely give.”
Matthew 10:8
The Leprosy Mission provides leprosy patients with free treatment and shows people whose nerves have been damaged by leprosy how to prevent injuries and disabilities.
The Leprosy Mission also trains health workers to recognise the early signs of leprosy. Early treatment helps to prevent nerve damage and disabilities.
We welcome invitations to speak at Churches and other gatherings about what you can do to help people suffering from this most dreadful of afflictions.
Donations to the Leprosy Mission Southern Africa are tax deductible in the hands of the donor in terms of Section 18 A (1) (a) of the Income Tax Act. The Leprosy Mission Southern Africa will be issuing tax certificates during May 2023 for donations received between 1stMarch 2022 and 28th February 2023.
The South African Revenue Service requires the Leprosy Mission to include the following information on the tax certificate:
If you made a donation to the Leprosy Mission during the tax year ending 28th February 2023, please send the above information to us so that we can issue you with a tax certificate. SARS will reject tax certificates that do not include this information. Please send this information to peter@tlm.co.za by 31st March 2023.