Objective: To determine the effectiveness of individualised rehabilitation programmes intended to reduce disabilities in patients with Hansens disease. Methodology: This is an interventional study (before and after), carried out among ten leprosy patients whose previous multidisciplinary assessment (medical, physiotherapy, and biomechanical) designated to them an individualised rehabilita- tion programme according to the singular condition of each patient. Patients were evaluated every three months for one year. Results: 70% of participants were male, 60% of who presented disability Grade 2, 30% Grade 1 and 10% Grade 0. All patients had abnormalities in gait parameters (step width and speed). Furthermore, 100% of patients displayed improvement in flexibility, arch joint movement and strength. Conclusions: The implementation of individualised rehabilitation programmes allowed us to detect nerve damage. Early implementation of an individualised rehabilitation programme may mitigate and/or prevent the progression of disability in people affected by leprosy.