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
This past month, the Lifeline Betteh Tumara Technical Vocational Institute (BT) management team were delighted to hold the graduation ceremony for more than 80 of the 2024/2025 cohort of trainees who successfully completed their training, graduating with Plumbing, Hospitality, Electrical Installation and ICT skills. Meanwhile, the process of placing the current 2025/2026 cohort of
The Nehemiah boys who were unfortunately deprived of sitting the West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (WASSCE) during the previous academic year are now actively participating in this year’s examinations. The Lifeline school team also hosted a number of our former LNP beneficiaries, some of whom are now nurses and medical doctors and who engaged
The Emerging Leadership Program continues to contribute significantly toward investing in both current and future generations of leaders, commensurate with the words of Prince Tommy Williams, Executive Director of LNP, often saying, “This work didn’t start with us, and it will not end with us”. LNP continues to witness young leaders taking the initiative and
2YoungLives Completes Recruitment Drive Across 12 Sites in Sierra Leone funded by Upside Trust This past month 2YoungLives concluded its recruitment drive across 12 sites in 6 districts of Sierra Leone, approving 102 pregnant underage girls for its mentoring scheme. The program received an overwhelming number of applications from pregnant girls seeking to join but,
Working together in partnership with the Welbodi Partnership, the Sierra Leone Government and King’s College London, LNP continues to intentionally engage with communities, in various parts of the country, in the sensitisation of and screening for the conditions of pre-eclampsia, anaemia and eclampsia. On May 22nd these activities culminated with the commemoration of World Preeclampsia
LNP has identified several immediate priorities for the remainder of this year, including: completion of the Nehemiah Girls accommodation block completing the fencing of the Lifeline compound, and its entire learning environment, to improve security and limit unauthorised access and the potential for theft within the compound fundraising for the next academic year, particularly to
