The Lifeline Betteh Tumara (BT) management team is currently conducting their recruitment program for the 2026/2027 cohort, whilst at the same time the majority of the 2025/2026 cohort students are in the process of completing their internships and preparing for graduation. Going forward, and in recognising the financial challenges faced by many young people, the
LNP continues to intentionally invest in the education, personal development and future leadership potential of children and young people through the Nehemiah Home program. At present Joel Thomas Karim, Abdul Sankoh, George Gbortu, and Salamatu Kargbo are awaiting their WASSCE results, while Rose Dawn Kamara, Madiana Karim and Joe Sam continue their education in this
2YoungLives Completes Bursary Payment in all 12 Project Sites We are delighted to be able to announce that 2YoungLives has now completed bursary payments across all 12 project sites, enabling these young mothers to support themselves and their babies. A total of 83 young mothers have now been readmitted and started schooling again, all of
Together with its partners, including Welbodi Partnership, Lifeline Network International, and King’s College London, LNP continues to work closely with community stakeholders and healthcare workers to support pregnant women and adolescent girls. This work continues alongside national efforts complementing the maternal health initiatives set up by the Government of Sierra Leone, including the 300 Days
Lifeline Nehemiah Projects continues to address the ongoing legal and organisational matter concerning the use and development of the field at the Lifeline Compound in Kuntorloh, Freetown, and we are delighted to announce that the two separate cases in front of the Magistrate’s Court, involving the Inspector General of Police against both Prince Tommy Williams
The Lifeline Nehemiah Projects leadership wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to all our many friends, partners, donors, staff, the Nehemiah Home boys and girls, the school parents, community stakeholders, members of the wider Kuntorloh community and people across the nation who have followed all our recent developments and continued to support us,
LNP’s Nursery, Primary, Junior Secondary and Senior Secondary schools are fully operational for the 2026/2027 academic year. The school management and parents held their first meeting of this academic year, on the September 26th, to discuss the effective management of the school, strengthen parent-school collaboration, and identify ways of providing appropriate support to pupils. Together
The Lifeline Nehemiah Schools management teams, including the Nursery, Primary, Junior Secondary School (JSS) in both urban and rural areas, together with the Senior Secondary School (SSS) in Freetown engaged in the following key activities: continued teaching and learning across all departments and levels, including lessons during the holiday periods conducting internal examinations to assess
The management of Lifeline Betteh Tumara Technical Vocational Training Institute (BT) has continued to engage the various employers and industries who have hosted our trainees during their recent internship placements, and are currently receiving Employer Feedback Forms to enable them to assess the trainees’ performance, practical skills and professionalism, but this feedback will also contribute
The Lifeline Nehemiah Home continues to provide care, protection, education, guidance and support to children and young people under its care. We are currently awaiting the 2025/26 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) results for four students – Thomas Joel Karim, Abdul Sankoh, Sulaimatu Kargbo and George Gbortu – and the management team and
