19 year old Asa has lived in a leprosy colony all her life.  Whilst she does not have leprosy, both Asa's parents had leprosy, which has impacted their ability to earn money.  Now, fresh out of high school, Asa's family is unable to afford the fees to help her attend university.  What will attending university mean for Asa?<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2299918/fan_mail/new">Send us Fan Mail</a>

19 year old Asa has lived in a leprosy colony all her life. Whilst she does not have leprosy, both Asa's parents had leprosy, which has impacted their ability to earn money. Now, fresh out of high school, Asa's family is unable to afford the fees to help her attend university. What will attending university mean for Asa? Send us Fan Mail

19 year old Asa has lived in a leprosy colony all her life.&nbsp; Whilst she does not have leprosy, both Asa's parents had leprosy, which has impacted their ability to earn money.&nbsp; Now, fresh out of high school, Asa's family is unable to afford the fees to help her attend university.&nbsp; What will attending university mean for Asa?<a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2299918/fan_mail/new" rel="noopener noreferrer">Send us Fan Mail</a>

05 - A dream to carry on

This podcast contains stories of people we've met during our work with The Leprosy Mission. The Leprosy Mission Australia works with people with leprosy, other neglected tropical diseases and disabilities.&nbsp; They are often the most marginalised, vulnerable and hidden from the rest of society.&nbsp; We run health improvement projects, often in rural and remote villages where we get to meet many people who have amazing life experiences to share. Yes, leprosy is still a thing but it doesn't have to be. &nbsp; If you want to learn more, please visit: https://stillathing.org

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This podcast contains stories of people we've met during our work with The Leprosy Mission. The Leprosy Mission Australia works with people with leprosy, other neglected tropical diseases and disabilities.  They are often the most marginalised, vulnerable and hidden from the rest of society.  We run health improvement projects, often in rural and remote villages where we get to meet many people who have amazing life experiences to share. Yes, leprosy is still a thing but it doesn't have to be.   If you want to learn more, please visit: https://stillathing.org

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