We promise all your gifts will be spent directly where needed

"Your help means so much to us"

Thank you so much for helping us do this vital work - we rely on your generosity to keep going. We're a very small charity and can promise that everything you give will be used directly helping those most in need.

Here are a few examples of what your donation can achieve:

  • £20 will help to cure a person of leprosy.
  • £30 will pay for a pair of special boots which help restore mobility.
  • £50 will help restore the use of a disabled hand.

We really need regular donations in order to meet the ongoing costs which include:

  • salaries for the Nepalese staff
  • rent and medical equipment for the hospital
  • food for the patients
  • the running expenses for our vehicle
  • health education and project initiatives

If you would like to donate to Promise Nepal please choose one of the following options:

  1. Send a cheque by post:
    Cheques should be made payable to Promise Nepal and sent to the following address:
    Promise Nepal
    Shopwyke Hall Near Chichester
    West Sussex PO20 2AA, UK
  2. To set up a standing order payment, please click on the link below to download the form. Please print it, fill it out and return it to us.

PromiseNepal_StandingOrderForm.pdf

Gift Aid Form
Click on the link below to download and complete the gift aid form if you pay UK income tax or capital gains tax. That way we can claim an extra 25%, from HM Revenue and Customs at no extra cost to you.

PN_GiftAidForm.pdf
 


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Message from René Stäheli,
President of the International Federation of Anti-Leprosy Associations

On the occasion of the 57th World Leprosy Day, I am writing to you on behalf of the 14 Members of the International Federation of Anti-Leprosy Associations (ILEP). I would like to extend greetings to all those affected by leprosy and our thanks to all those individuals, organisations and governments actively working together for a world without leprosy.

Over the last 43 years, ILEP Members have helped cure many millions of people affected by leprosy and continue to support vital leprosy work in 82 countries. In addition to the treatment provided, ILEP Members have also helped to prevent disability, reduce stigma and discrimination, and restore dignity to those affected.