People
with leprosy in Vietnam receive little government aid and often suffer
from other maladies related to poverty. Leprosy is curable, but those
infected live in isolated areas, often without access to medicines and
means to survive. A ministry based in Vietnam goes to those areas to
bring aid as well as a means of livelihood. The indigenous ministry goes
to markets near leper colonies to provide food packs of common items
such as rice, sugar and milk to ensure survival, and it also provides
affected families with the means to buy two piglets, the director of the
ministry said. “Christian Aid Mission has helped us to enable each
family to buy two baby pigs per family so they can raise the pigs,” he
said. “The female pig will produce baby pigs, so they can sell off those
pigs to make profit, and the cycle keeps going.”
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