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%
Church Day Away: The leadership of Lifeline Church, Freetown, organised an outing for parents and youth, taking the children to a recreational centre, which everyone enjoyed immensely – as reflected in these photos from the event. The Lifeline Nehemiah Projects leadership, together with its friends and supporters, particularly Richard and Lucy November, considered it a
The Williams family extends its profound gratitude to all our friends and family members who stood by us through thick and thin, especially during Mary’s pregnancy. Thank you for your prayers, encouraging words, and all the medical, technical and financial support. Special thanks must be expressed to the leadership of Lifeline Network International (LNI), together
Happy New Year to all our friends, supporters, funders, and partners, and we look forward to continuing our work together with you in 2025 as we impact more communities, families, and marginalised individuals. At the start of this New Year, 2025, we want to take this opportunity to celebrate the incredible Lifeline Nehemiah Projects community. Together
There are three items of good news to report this month: Firstly, Mary and Prince express their gratitude to God, family and friends for their support throughout the difficult circumstances during pregnancy, for the safe delivery of the new addition to their family, John Richard Tommy Williams and for Mary’s recovery from the pain of
The incredible work of Lifeline would not be possible without the generous support of friends, partners and funders alike, particularly Lifeline Network International which provides both financial assistance and the investment of time in strengthening and supporting the LNP leadership team. Other supporters include the Grosvenor Church Barnstaple, which aids in the education of both
On November 13th, Lucy November and Mangenda Kamara presented research findings of the 2YL program at the NIHR CRIBS Conference, in Freetown, clearly illustrating its simple but powerful effectiveness in proving methods that save the lives of the teenage girls involved and their babies. The 2YL team are still currently engaged on a trip round
