Author: LifeLine Nehemiah Projects

In partnership with the Government of Sierra Leone, the Welbodi Partnership and King’s College London, Lifeline Nehemiah Projects continues to save lives by changing mindsets, raising awareness, and strengthening maternal and newborn healthcare through community engagement. Working closely with community stakeholders, healthcare workers, traditional birth attendants (TBAs), religious leaders and local authorities, the projects promote

Beyond our programme interventions, Lifeline Nehemiah Projects continues to provide pastoral care and practical support to members of our wider church family, including widows, vulnerable families and others facing hardship. Through counselling, prayer and social support, we remain committed to serving those in need within our communities.

Following on from our previous updates, the matter before the High Court remains pending and, since June 13th we have been awaiting the Judge’s decision regarding the next hearing date. Meanwhile, the matter before the Magistrate Court is still ongoing, although our legal counsel has submitted an application of No Case Submission requesting the court

Lifeline Nehemiah Projects remains grateful to God, our partners, and all the various health workers, supporters, volunteers and community stakeholders for their continued encouragement and collaboration. Together, we remain committed to caring for the most marginalised individuals, families and communities, seeking to improve lives through education, child protection, maternal and adolescent health, community engagement and

The management teams of the Lifeline Primary School, Junior Secondary School (JSS), and Senior Secondary School (SSS) successfully conducted third-term examinations for all pupils and students attending though the 2025/2026 academic year. Special attention is currently being given to JSS3 pupils as the teaching staff continue to provide additional support and revision sessions in preparation

The boys and girls residing at the Lifeline Nehemiah Home continue to receive care, guidance, and support from LNP leadership and our partners. We are delighted to report that George Gbotu, Joel Thomas Karim and Abdul Sankoh have just finished sitting the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) and, regardless of their results, plans

Community Voluntary Blood Donation – Gi4SaveLives June was an exciting and impactful month for the Gi4SaveLives Community Voluntary Blood Donation Program team and Lifeline teams, led by Mohamed Turay, in the Eastern Region, and Mohamed Kebbie Kamara and Mangenda Kamara, in Freetown, successfully organised voluntary blood donation drives in: Punduru Village, Kenema District Sewafe, Kono

Following the successful completion of recruitment for the 2026 cohorts, all 2YoungLives sites convened their monthly meetings, bringing together existing mentees, many of whom are now lactating mothers, and newly-enrolled pregnant young women. The gatherings provided a welcoming and supportive environment for experience-sharing, peer learning, and relationship-building. Our new mentees were warmly received into the

On behalf of the Lifeline leadership, this provides a brief update regarding ongoing legal matters. Mohamed Turay and Prince T. Williams both continue to attend Magistrate Court proceedings related to the personal, unfounded charges laid against them and, to date, Prince T. Williams has appeared in court over 12 times, Mohamed Turay over 6 times,

The school’s management team and the teachers, in partnership together with the parents of our Lifeline Primary School, continues to work diligently in delivering quality education to the pupils. The school successfully supported Class Six pupils in sitting the National Primary School Examination (NPSE) which was held on May 9th. The combined support of everyone