Following May’s update on the Lifeline Betteh Tumara program, the management continues to closely work with employers across Sierra Leone, seeking to allocate its trainees for internships. Currently, 60 trainees have been sent out for internships and according to the feedback we are receiving, all of them are performing well. These photos represent a cross-section
The Lifeline Nehemiah School’s management continues to implement effective strategies to provide a better learning environment for its students and to care for those who come from challenging backgrounds across each of the educational sectors, from Nursery through to Senior Secondary. The Junior Secondary School management team prepared the JSS3 students for the Basic Education
In the midst of challenges faced by Sierra Leone, Its people are hopeful, resilient, and loving, shone. Politics may cast a mixed mindset and cause trauma, Yet the spirit remains optimistic, with no drama. A few misguided souls may try to lead astray, But the nation cannot be hijacked, we pray. God’s love knows no
The 2YoungLives continues, with two notable items to report: mentees at Calaba Town and Kuntorloh have been trained to produce baby food locally, a cost-effective source of highly nutritious food for healthy, happy babies a recent partnership meeting with Marie Stopes, which is leading to complement both organisations.
Lifeline continues to collaborate with community stakeholders and other sectors, especially pastors, in the ongoing battle against the Kush epidemic. In the Tombo community our Executive Director, Prince Tommy Williams, engaged with the community on the severe effects of Kush, not only on our young people but also on the economy of Sierra Leone. These
The Nehemiah boys and girls continue to work hard, focusing on what God has given each of them to do, and investing in their education, taking responsibility to help in building their life skills. We are delighted to be able to announce that sufficient bags of rice and other cooking condiments have been procured for
This initiative continues in good faith, and it was a great pleasure to see some of our Nehemiah family actively participating in a recent session, voluntarily donating their blood to help save the lives of other less fortunate people.
Throughout this month, the BT management team has been working extremely hard to engage employers across the country. They have been strengthening relationships with the view of creating more opportunities for the trainees to embark on internships in the final phase of their course. The team are presently involved in allocating and sending out the
The Lifeline School’s management, across all departments, is currently in the midst of exams as the team prepares students to successfully end the academic year. However, there have been some challenges regarding limited funds to pay teachers’ salaries for this month, due to parents failing to be able to pay the fees for their children
During the BT graduation this year, two of our 2YL mentees celebrated their graduation: Miss Poona in Electrical Installation and Miss Kadiatu from the Hospitality department – both were exited that their lives have been turned around due to the intervention of 2YoungLives. On April 6th 2YL held a release dinner for its data collectors
