The leadership of Lifeline Nehemiah Projects wishes to express heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all, our supporters, funders and donors, partners and collaborators, community stakeholders and beneficiaries. Your belief in our vision enables us to continue saving lives and transforming communities, and every penny you contribute is an investment in a life-saving mission – thank
LNP recently hosted students from Fourah Bay College, specialising in Community Development Studies and Gender Studies. Through this collaboration, students gained valuable practical, hands-on experience in real-world community development, strengthening their learning while contributing to community empowerment.
LNP continues to make significant impact through its maternal health initiatives, particularly PAPAYA and PAPAGAIO, which focus on supporting pregnant women. This past September, Lifeline’s team engaged pregnant women in the Aberdeen and Kuntorloh communities, many of the women expressing their gratitude to Lifeline and its partners for these life-saving interventions. Community stakeholders also welcomed
This back-to-school season, 82 mentees of the 2YoungLives program have received bursaries to support them in taking significant steps towards their futures. Among those who qualified for bursaries, some opted for vocational training, equipping themselves with practical skills for immediate employment, whilst others opted to pursue business studies. Unfortunately, a few of the girls were
We are excited to report that steady progress is being made on the two main, current construction projects: Mohamed Turay’s House The building is expected to reach wall height by second week of this month and, while additional work still remains to be completed, the visible progress is a clear encouragement to all, and we
The LNP leadership remains deeply grateful to God and to our partners at Lifeline UK for their unwavering support and commitment to the vision of growing the next generation. In this respect, we are thrilled to announce the successful recruitment of the 2nd Cohort of Emerging Leaders, marking a significant milestone in our mission to
Both resident and non-resident children at the Nehemiah Home have resumed school, including those in Primary, Junior Secondary and Senior Secondary levels. Several students are awaiting their West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) results, while others are preparing to retake the WASSCE exam. For those who would meet the university entry requirements, the team
Lifeline Nehemiah Projects (LNP) continues to invest in education as a cornerstone of national rebuilding and the LNP School Management Team are delighted to be able to report that the 2025/2026 academic year has successfully opened. The team is also pleased to report that, despite the various financial challenges faced by many of the parents,
On behalf of Lifeline Nehemiah Projects, the leadership continue to express their heartfelt thanks to all our friends, supporters, funders, partners and sympathizers. Your partnership powers transformational impact in the lives of Sierra Leone’s many marginalised individuals, families and communities but, together with you, we’re offering hope and saving lives, so we invite you to
Despite the gains and successes we can point to, LNP continues faces numerous challenges, these being some of the current examples… Limited funding threatening the continuity of the various program Donor availability vs scarcity of blood screening kits, used to screen voluntary blood donors, and notably in government hospitals Where many children lack lunch and
