Through these interventions Lifeline and its partners, including the Welbodi Partnership, continue to raise awareness in communities around the country about pre-eclampsia, high blood pressure, Placental Growth Factor (PLGF) testing and the importance of attending Antenatal Care (ANC). This has been transformative, working to re-educate women, some of whom strongly adhere to traditional beliefs often
The leading cause of maternal death in Sierra Leone is haemorrhage and, since Lifeline works with pregnant women and teenagers, we use these voluntary community blood donation initiatives to help minimise this problem. A selection of our voluntary donors, of different ages, for many of whom this is a whole new experience The Lifeline team
As the Lifeline leadership team, we remain forever grateful for your continued support, and want to take this opportunity to express our thanks and appreciation to everyone who has stood in solidarity with us. As we continue to pray, we are confident that God’s truth will prevail over all falsehood because, as Scripture makes clear,
LNP continues its mission to serve and rebuild Sierra Leone through its Nursery, Primary, Junior Secondary and Senior Secondary Schools initiatives. During this reporting period the, school management continues to provide educational services and, in collaboration with its parents, successfully organised field trip on January 24th, the activity proving to be enjoyable, engaging and beneficial
As the saying goes, All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, so Lifeline and its partners continue to invest intentionally in the holistic development of children within the Nehemiah family. During the December holidays, children and caregivers shared meaningful moments together through outings, family engagements, New Year meetings and celebrations, and these
2YoungLives Holds Community Conferences in Sierra Leone 2YoungLives, a project LNP focused on in supporting young people, has launched a series of mini-conferences in communities across Sierra Leone, and the first conference took place in Tombo, together with participants from the Calaba Town, Portee and Kuntorloh community hubs. The event focused on refresher training for
The PAPAYA and PAPAGAIO teams continue to meaningfully engage community stakeholders and health workers to improve care, to evaluate and increase access to Antenatal Care (ANC), and to strengthen support for pregnant women attending ANC clinics. The programme specifically aims to raise awareness in communities, address pregnancy-related complications such as pre-eclampsia, high blood pressure, Placental Growth Factor (PLGF)
UK Visit Despite enormous distractions and, at times, unnecessary challenges in the preceding months, events that sought to even undermine the vision and mission of Lifeline Nehemiah Projects, it is with a sense of great joy and victory that we can share that the Executive Director of Lifeline Nehemiah Projects, Prince Tommy Williams, together with
The Lifeline Nehemiah Projects leadership remains totally committed to its law-abiding stance, firmly condemning the brutality and human rights abuses carried out by some police officers against our staff, our beneficiaries, our Executive Director and many members of the wider Kuntorloh community. As an organisation, Lifeline Nehemiah Projects will continue to pursue justice through all
The leadership of Lifeline Nehemiah Projects wishes to extend its sincere appreciation and heartfelt thanks to our funders and supporters, including Lifeline Network International, King’s College London, Upside Foundation, the Government of Sierra Leone and CRIBS, whose continued support makes this important work possible.
