An overseas training programme on Leprosy was provided for a batch of 15 PHIs. The team of PHIs was selected from the districts with three PHIs each being chosen from the Ampara, Gampaha, Hambantota, Colombo and Puttalam districts. The training programme was held from the 14th September to the 1st October 2015 and was conducted at the Training Unit, The Leprosy Mission Hospital, Naini, India.
FAIRMED FOUNDATION signed a MoU with College of Surgeons on stabilizing Multi Professional Teams in wound/ulcer care in the five Districts supported by FAIRMED FOUNDATION.
FAIRMED FOUNDATION donated a 14 seater vehicle to the Anti Leprosy Campaign in May 2015.
Walking paths were constructed in the Hendala Leprosy hospital as a special interest shown by Mr. Rene Staeheli, Director, FAIRMED FOUNDATION during his visit in May 2014, to improve accessibility for wheel chair users in the hospital.
Four weeks overseas training for six Physiotherapists attached to five hospitals from each district and ALC on management of disability care was provided at TLM Hospital, Naini, Allahabad, India in November 2014
Fifteen Medical Officers were provided one week training at the Anandaban Training Center in Kathmandu, Nepal in November 2014.
FAIRMED FOUNDATION supplied five Motorcycles to the Leprosy PHIs in five FAIRMED assisted districts in order to ensure the proper functioning of Leprosy control activities in the Districts in July 2014
A three week overseas training was provided for 17 Public Health Inspectors and a Project Director from Sarvodaya at the TLM Hospital, Naini, Allahabad, India in March 2014.
On the 4th March 2014, FAIRMED signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka on the implementation of the Model Leprosy Control Programme in five districts in line with the National Plan of Action 2014-2017