LNP continues to collaborate with farmers and community stakeholders in the village of Punduru, Gorama Mende Chiefdom of the Kenema District, and we are delighted to confirm ongoing gains. Our support includes supplying the farmers high quality rice seed and cassava stems, together with counselling for both the families and individuals involved. The continued investments
LNP and its partners continue to be strongly committed to supporting vulnerable and disadvantaged boys and girls, including them into the overall scope of the Nehemiah family, some of whom live in the Nehemiah Home, others continuing to live in their community but also receiving similar input. Thanks to the financial support being provided by
The continuing vision of the Betteh Tumara management team is to invest in the young people of Sierra Leone, the future generations, particularly those who are unemployed or vulnerable, and we offer vocational training in various areas, including Plumbing, Electrical Installation, Hospitality and ICT, and we currently have 150 students enrolled across those disciplines. Lifeline
During the week of 30th October to 3rd November, the Lifeline Nehemiah Schools management team elected the prefects to hold responsibility in the Primary and Junior Secondary School sectors. The prefects for the Nursery and Senior Secondary Schools were elected at the same time but, sadly, we don’t have a photo available to display. The
Workshop in Tombo Community Mangenda traveled to Tombo Community with the express purpose training local school principals and teachers about the importance of the Radical Inclusion Policy. The 2 day training program was well attended and those present benefited by receiving clarity concerning the associated Sierra Leone Government policies, covering such areas as caring for
In Punduru Community, LNP continues to consolidate the gains made through supporting the local farmers and community leaders in developing best and improved agricultural practices, and also in the continued education covering better care for the community’s children, especially the females.Currently, Lifeline is continuing to farm and maintain more than five acres of land producing
During the wait for the release of the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) results, the Nehemiah Home boys and girls have been actively engaged in various activities including Joel Thomas Karim with IT, Musu Sesay with hairdressing and Esther Bangura supporting the Nursery School staff. The other Home boys and girls have now
The Betteh Tumara Management team successfully recruited 130 unemployed young people into this new academic year, with the training starting this month. Trainees have been recruited across the five vocational disciplines available: Hospitality, Electrical Installation, Plumbing, Motor Mechanics and Information & Communication Technology (ICT).
Since September 4th, when the Lifeline schools reopened after the holidays, the Schools Management team and the Community Teachers Association (CTA) have met together to discuss their plans and strategies to better cater for the pupils under their care, and also to discuss the various teaching and development strategies necessary for the 2023/2024 academic year.
