The resilience of the Lifeline Nehemiah Home young people continues to inspire us and impact the wider community of Kuntorloh, Wellington. They are investing in themselves by choosing to attend school and learning new life skills, demonstrating a determination and a hope for the future and, currently, four of the boys and girls have started
Mentors, coordinators and some of the pioneering members of 2YoungLives joined staff and guest members of Lifeline Nehemiah Projects to celebrate its 30th Anniversary Celebrations, and one of the highlights of the reunion was time spent reminiscing about our first contact with 2YoungLives during their community engagement meetings. Over the years, the program’s impact has
The human rights abuses resulting from police brutality in Lifeline compound and the Kuntorloh community, are unfortunate, to say the least, but the Lifeline management team has consistently condemned all the brutality, including human torture, and the injustice, while continuously advocating for justice, peace, unity and the rule of law. Together with Mohamed Turay, Prince
Through our Nursery, Primary, Junior Secondary and Senior Secondary schools, Lifeline continues to positively impact children and young adults, and the school management team has successfully concluded the second term of the 2025/2026 academic year. Our pupils are now preparing for the National Primary School Examination (NPSE) and other students, sitting for the Basic Education
The boys and girls at the Lifeline Nehemiah Home have remained focused and, despite many distractions over the past few months, they continue to prioritise their education, personal growth and self-development, demonstrating resilience and commitment to their future.
Through the PAPAYA/CRADLE SMART health interventions, in partnership with the Welbodi Partnership, Lifeline brought together health professionals, Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) and hub members to discuss the current barriers affecting access to effective healthcare delivery for pregnant women. The sessions were very insightful, with the TBAs openly shared their concerns, challenges and experiences, while the
In collaboration with our partners from the UK, it is with great pleasure that we announce the celebration of Lifeline Nehemiah Projects’ 30th Anniversary on April 4th – watch this space for a full report of the celebrations in our next newsletter – but in short, since 1992 Lifeline has consistently impacted individuals, families and
Despite many ongoing challenges, the Lifeline schools’ management team has maintained its hardworking and committed approach, not only to the academic success of its pupils and students, but also to their personal growth and development. From Nursery and Primary, to Junior Secondary and Senior Secondary, and onto the Betta Tumara Technical & Vocational Training levels,
The boys and girls supported by LNP, both residents and non-residents, have conscientiously continued their formal education and vocational skills training. Of particular note, Joe Sam and Rebecca Bangura, who sat for the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE), have successfully progressed to Senior Secondary School Level 1, both with good aggregates. Some of these young
2YoungLives Concludes Mini Conferences with Community Flair The 2YoungLives team has wrapped up its series of mini conferences across various sites, with a standout event in Punduru, which drew significant community engagement. The event saw enthusiastic participation in early morning exercises, a packed talent night and a thrilling, comic football match between 2YoungLives mentors and
