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Simpler than a separate slideshow, this allows you to quickly display a collection of images in a carousel without leaving the page. PLUS, you can display different image formats (vertical, horizontal or square) and it will vary the width while keeping standard height.
Formerly known as Slick Slider Pro, this section style will display posts in a slider. Title, content, featured image and optional link are displayed. (Square images work best – other formats will be cropped to fit.)
When making new slides (posts), add them to the Slideshow category and create a unique tag for your slideshow. For repeating events, enter event first, then year. (ex. WLD 2022)
Following is example of Slideshow (category) plus Sri Lanka 2018 (tag):
Rice fields and tea plantations cover much of the landscape in the Galle District, located on the southwestern point of the island, a three-hour drive south of the capital city, Colombo. The persistence of scattered leprosy cases and the challenges of reaching them in this area and others in the country led the national leprosy programme to develop several innovative programs, including GIS-linked case tracking and monthly dermatology clinics.
Much of Galle District is covered by rainforest, including large forest reserves. Despite the geographic isolation of some parts of the country, the national leprosy program has successfully implemented an innovative GIS-linked case tracking using a local tracking app. This app provides case-based data to headquarters with 100% of the country expected to be covered by the end of 2018. The app, linked to a central database developed in partnership with FAIRMED, also serves as a supervisory tool for the programme.
Udugama Hospital in Galle District hosts one of Sri Lanka’s 24 satellite dermatology clinics. As part of an effort developed by the national leprosy control programme and funded by the Sasakawa Memorial Health Foundation, a consulting dermatologist holds office hours at the clinic each month. The patients they see have been referred by local health care providers or healers, who in turn have been trained by the national leprosy programme to identify suspected cases. About 14,000 individuals are screened every year with 44 cases of leprosy detected in 2017. Three cases have been detected at Uduguma since 2014.
Drs. Rasika De Silva and Supun Wijesinge explain to Dr. Christine Fenenga of the Global Partnership for Zero Leprosy how multi-drug therapy is administered at the hospital pharmacy. Detailed follow-up is managed by paramedical officers, who ensure compliance over the treatment cycle. These dedicated paramedical officers ensure that persons affected and their families receive the support needed.
One of the many posters for paramedical officers and other clinicians found on the walls of the district health center in Galle. It is published by the national leprosy programme. The posters and other materials (booklets, leaflets, cards and videos) create awareness and support early detection of leprosy cases in Sri Lanka’s communities. In addition to training local health workers, Sri Lanka has mobilized communities through an innovative new program to engage religious leaders in each of the country’s 25 districts. An inter-faith national leadership panel and similar teams at the district level encourage patient self- referral and reduce stigma through education and understanding.
WHO Technical Advisor, Dr. Venkata Ranganadha Rao Pemmeraju, examines the availability of anti-leprosy drugs at the hospital’s pharmacy. He was pleased by the well-organized facility, which had a good stock of medicines for children and adults on hand. Dr. Pemmeraju advises countries on best practices in leprosy and has worked in the field for most of his career. Drugs used to combat leprosy are donated by Novartis.
Dr. Veena Rasika De Silva, the hospital’s administrator, is a dynamic and innovative leader who strongly supports the leprosy satellite clinic. She surprised and delighted Miss Aya Tobiki of the Sasakawa Memorial Health Foundation by chatting with her in Japanese, a language she learned during the five years she lived in Japan.
Dynamic posts can be displayed by Category OR Tag, or Category AND Tag. This introductory content is optional.
Applications for vacancies of mandate holders to be appointed at the 54th session of the Human Rights Council The Secretariat of the Human Rights Council presents its compliments to all Permanent Missions to the United Nations Office at Geneva, international organizations or their offices, national … Read More >
Date: May 9, 2023 To: Global Partnership for Zero Leprosy Members From: GPZL Leadership Team Subject: Announcement of Key Changes at GPZL In March 2018, a global array of stakeholders convened an inaugural meeting in Colchester, UK, to launch the Global Partnership for … Read More >
GPZL Leadership Team member, Dr. P. Narasimha Rao, is the new President of the International Leprosy Association and one of our most recent additions to the GPZL Leadership Team. He reflects on his career in leprosy and how ILA and GPZL work to bring us … Read More >
The Button Row and Button Boxes styles allow Users to immediately link to external URLs or download files WITHOUT viewing the post first.
The Partnership brought the global leprosy community together in new ways across all three workstreams— country partnerships, research, and resource mobilization and advocacy.
DownloadThe Global Partnership for Zero Leprosy is a coalition of people committed to ending leprosy, also known as Hansen’s disease.
DownloadRifampicin treatment has had a significant impact in countries like Ghana, says Benedict Quao, who leads the National Leprosy Control Programme in Ghana, which is a member of the Global Partnership for Zero Leprosy. “For the first time ever, countries had medical guidelines that could push political … Read More >
Visit linkIn partnership with GPZL, ZS is collaborating on a roadmap to develop and implement two leprosy diagnostic tests: One to confirm leprosy in people who show symptoms, and the other to screen families and communities of people affected by leprosy.
Visit linkThe Partnership brought the global leprosy community together in new ways across all three workstreams— country partnerships, research, and resource mobilization and advocacy.
DownloadIn an editorial published in Leprosy Review, Dr. Paul Saunderson shares outcomes from and reflects on our first research workshop, held in September 2021, and subsequent ILEP conferences which focused on early case detection.
Visit linkThis option displays the featured images of the dynamic posts IF the post has a featured image. The images link to the posts.
(See also “Image Gallery Carousel” under “Type” menu.)
This option displays ONLY the embedded video of the selected posts IF the post has a video. (With the embed code in the video field, not added in a content area.)
This option allows you to search and select multiple Tools from Toolkit. Mostly for the Toolkit page, but you can use it elsewhere if helpful. Intro content is always optional.
This Content Type is really only for Who We Are page. By adding as a Type, GPZL can still re-order the content on the page. (As opposed to having it “hard-coded” in a specific order.)
YOU ADD/EDIT MEMBERS under Posts > Resources > Member Organizations.
