Since September 2025 until now, LNP has faced serious challenges related to the Lifeline playing field which more than 30 community schools use for athletic and other recreational activities, serving over 30,000 people, the population of Kuntorloh community. The forceful building on this Lifeline playing field, involving the Ministry of Social Welfare under the leadership
LNP successfully completed the first term of the 2025/2026 academic year across our Nursery, Primary, Junior Secondary, Senior Secondary schools, and the Betteh Tumara Technical and Vocational Skills Training Institute (BT). Examinations were successfully conducted and the second term will commence on January 12th, with additional extracurricular activities already planned.
The schools management team is preparing students as they conclude the first term across the Nursery, Primary, Junior and Senior secondary levels. The Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) results have been released, and the Junior Secondary School in Punduru is celebrating having achieved the highest possible 100% pass rate, ranking the school 1st in the
All resident boys and girls are fully engaged in their education, while non-resident beneficiaries are also attending school consistently. The management team together with the boys and girls are currently in the process of planning the Christmas and New Year activities, while some of beneficiaries are preparing to travel to the provinces for the holidays.
This month’s headline is… 2YoungLives Team Conducts Monitoring Visit, Empowering Teenage Mothers to Rewrite Their Futures During November, as part of the LNP’s continuing efforts to empower teenage mothers and provide them with a second chance to unlock their potential, the 2YoungLives team embarked on a round-trip visit to 12 mentoring teams, aiming to monitor
Lifeline and its partners continue to support pregnant women with respectful antenatal care (ANC) access, engaging with the various community stakeholders, and conducting educational programs covering such issues as pre-eclampsia, high blood pressure, and placental growth factor (PlGF). Some community members previously attributed these symptoms to spiritual attacks or evil forces but, working closely with
Despite several challenges this year, many positive developments have taken place: Lifeline Nehemiah Projects received an award from the Sierra Leone Association of Non-Governmental Organisations (SLANGO) – representing LNP, the award was received by Mr Mohamed Turay. Pregnant women who have been monitored and mentored under LNP’s various health programs have delivered safely, their children
Lifeline’s leadership in Sierra Leone, with support from partners, has taken key steps in response to these ongoing violations. The matter has been escalated to the Office of the President of Sierra Leone, which has now instructed the Inspector General of Police to investigate the matter, and the Independent Police Complaints Board has already engaged
From the depths of our hearts, we thank all who have stood with us during these challenging times and your continued prayer, financial support and words of encouragement mean so much to us. Scripture reminds us in Isaiah 14:24 that what God has purposed will stand and we know, without any shadow of doubt, that
In September the management team successfully reopened our schools for the 2025/2026 academic year, alongside strong support from the parents and with the commitment of the students themselves, and we’re pleased to be able to say the Nursery, Primary, Junior Secondary and Senior Secondary sections are now fully operational. On 29th October, the Government of
