together with its committed partners, continues to pursue its vision to invest in young people, marginalised individuals and Sierra Leone as a whole. Our ongoing initiatives aim to empower these groups through education, vocational training, mentorship, entrepreneurship, livelihood and support services
2 Young Lives – 2YL The 2YL program continues its vital work with pregnant teenagers, providing mentorship and support to both the young mothers and their communities across Sierra Leone. Our initiatives are designed to empower these girls and facilitate positive change and, together with the team, Mangenda Kamara just recently completed a short tour
Community Engagement & Involvement Through our community engagement efforts, we have successfully reached more than 250 pregnant women and more than 1,000 non-pregnant women across the three communities we are currently interacting with. Our outreach programs encourage attendance at Antenatal Care (ANC) sessions designed to educate the various communities about the risks of pre-eclampsia, and
Lifeline Nehemiah Home For Boys & Girls The residents of the Nehemiah Home are all actively continuing to engage in their schooling and training. Michael, a recent visiting researcher from Wageningen University in the Netherlands, generously supported us by donating more than 600 eggs which greatly enhanced the breakfast offerings for our young people, and
Lifeline Betteh Tumara Technical & Vocational Institute LNP continues to address the massive unemployment challenges in Sierra Leone by seeking to build middle level manpower and, through the Betteh Tumara program, are providing skills training in the Hospitality, Plumbing, Electrical Installation and ICT disciplines. Our current trainees have recently completed their first examinations, encompassing both
Lifeline Nehemiah Schools The management teams at our various schools have been able to successfully conduct important and necessary meetings with parents of the students. First-term examinations have all been completed and the second term has now commenced, and we are pleased to report that excellent progress has already been achieved. Our dedicated staff across
Latest Headlines In January Prince Tommy Williams, CEO of Lifeline Nehemiah Projects, visited the UK and engaged with the Lifeline UK church leadership, spent time with friends there and, most importantly, spent many cherished moments spent with John Singleton, leader of LifeLine UK, who sadly passed away just before Prince returned to Sierra Leone, but
As always. we are truly grateful to our beneficiaries, our partners, our various donors, and our faithful supporters, appreciating each and every one of you as you have continued to invest in our mission, in our ongoing vison to make a difference in our nation, and we look forward to achieving even more together in
2024 was an eventful year for 2YL but the most important outcome, together with your support, is clearly seen in this photo showing just a small group of the young girls and babies whose lives have been saved through the team’s efforts. At the NIHR CRIBS conference on November 13th, Lucy November and Mangenda Kamara
LNP and its CEO, Prince Tommy Williams, received a special award from African Ovation 2024 in recognition of our good works. The 2024/2025 Academic year commenced with a strong sense of motivation, coupled with a clear vision. All the Betteh Tumara Technical & Vocational Training Institute trainees now have opportunities for internships. More than 90%
