Here at LNP, the leadership team appreciates the continued support of our friends Lucy November and Cristina Fernandez Turienzo, who visited Sierra Leone to witness and be part of the annual 2YL Convention, and our thanks and appreciation goes to the Country Director of Welbodi Partnership, Jenny Kamara, their presence provided additional motivation, inspiring the
Everyone is doing well, focusing on their studies and personal development – currently eight of the boys and girls are preparing for the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examinations (WASSCE) and Basic Education Certificate Examinations (BECE).
The BT Technical and Vocational Institute management team is diligently continuing its work to arrange internships for the 2025 academic year trainees, while also preparing for the graduation of the Class of 2024, scheduled to take place this month, on April 19.
The management of our Nursery, Primary, Junior Secondary and Senior Secondary Schools has successfully completed the first term assessments. The Primary Class 6 pupils concluded their mock final exams on Saturday, March 22nd, and, at the same time, the teachers are busy preparing the Year Six students for the 2024/2025 National Primary School Examination (NPSE),
This past month has been an exciting period for Lifeline Nehemiah Projects with numerous activities taking place in Freetown and Bumpe Chiefdom, Bo District. We were thrilled to have our friends, Jamie Singleton, Steve Adams, Simon Enu and Elliott Baiden, from the UK, and Joel Guido, from Ecuador, visiting us between March 5th-11th, and making
The LNP leadership is delighted to announce the visit of friends from the UK and Ecuador, as an expression of what the late John Singleton’s vision taught us, that our relationship goes beyond boundaries because we belong to one big family. Our current visitors include Jamie Singleton, Steve Adams, Simon Enu and Elliott Baiden from
The church plays a crucial role in LNP’s operations and serves as a vital component of our community engagement efforts. Our various outreach initiatives ensure that we remain connected with the community and responsive to the need of the people themselves.
The 2YL initiative, dedicated to empowering adolescent girls through pregnancy, safe birth, and into motherhood, is continuing its community-based program designed to help these young women gain self-confidence, to reintegrate with their families, to return to school, to access antenatal, delivery and postnatal healthcare, to receive life-skills training and obtain help in establishing microbusiness support.
The boys and girls supported through this family-based, Nehemiah Home program, residents and non-residents alike, are all currently fully engaged in their education and career development opportunities whilst continuing to receive the regular, ongoing mentorship – our focus remains that of fostering their personal growth and providing essential physical, mental and spiritual support. Inkia Wagay
In its goal to address the pressing issue of youth unemployment in Sierra Leone, the Betteh Tumara program continues to actively train students in the Hospitality, Plumbing, ICT, Electrical Installation and Motor Mechanics disciplines. The 2023/2024 cohort is currently preparing for their graduation on April 19th, and the plan is to invite our many partners,
