All thirteen of the children and young people supported by LNP in their education, as well as in other areas of need, have made good progress with the exception of the youngest, Rose Dawn Kamara, who requires additional support in school. Four of these students were promoted to Senior Secondary School 3 (SSS3), two to
LNP served and continues to serve over 500 underprivileged children through the Lifeline Nursery, Primary, Junior Secondary, and Senior Secondary schools. The National Primary School Examinations (NPSE) results have been released, and the LNP leadership extends its congratulations to the school management team, parents, and, most importantly, the pupils, who achieved a 96% pass rate.
We are facing a number of challenges: Young people who want an education but whose parents or guardians cannot afford to pay tuition fees or the occasional school charges, or even to buy school materials for their children. Concern relating to the Seirra Leone Government’s free quality education programme, which was a flagship program during
The news from 2YL is that Mangenda Kamara had a successful PhD visit to the UK, sharing the work passionately at various events. Back home now, she and the team are now busily involved in supervision visits to all 12 sites around the country, where around 120 new girls will be recruited. It’s also the
Prince Tommy and Mary remain forever appreciative of the leadership of Lifeline Network International (LNI) for their continued spiritual, physical, moral, emotional, professional and financial support both personally and, by extension, to the entire Lifeline Nehemiah Projects community. Prince and Mary travelled to the UK on July 2nd, and were able to spend some quality
The Lifeline Schools management team has worked extremely hard throughout the 2023/2024 academic year, and the LNP leadership is very proud of the way in which the school management team have successfully managed the Nursery, Primary, Junior Secondary and Senior Secondary schools throughout the entire year. Schools officially closed on July 19th, and report cards
The LNP leadership continues to support, care for and provide leadership for the members of the Lifeline Church fellowship, cultivating a culture of family, where love is expressed and where our children and women are ensured with that feeling of safety within the community. The widows and orphans among us, and the children from disadvantaged
Community engagement and involvement have been critical methodologies employed in all our implemented projects, and it continues to guide our approach to communities, respecting the existing structures and, where necessary, challenging mindsets for positive change and influence. Through this approach we have been able to make inroads into many different communities, identifying problems together, and
Most of the trainees from the 2023/2024 cohort have now been sent on internships into the Bo, Kenema, Pujehun and Kailahun Districts, as well as into Freetown itself, and according to updates received from the various managers of the companies hosting them they are performing well, and playing their part in promoting the BT program
This program is set against the longstanding foundations of the Lifeline Nehemiah Home for boys and girls, but now reaches beyond, into the lives of other young people in the wider community. Having reached the end of the 2023/2024 academic year, the LNP leadership team is delighted to be able to inform you that most
