In common with previous months, May 2025 at Lifeline Nehemiah Projects was packed with a series of planned activities across our various program areas and we’re delighted to be able to tell you they were all successfully executed through our continuing holistic intervention process, positively impacting individuals, families and communities, and here is a summary
In another exciting development, Lifeline Nehemiah Projects was honoured at the Sierra Leone Humanitarian Service Awards ceremony, held on Friday, April 25th, at Radisson Blu. LNP received an award in recognition of its significant contributions to sustainable development, humanitarian efforts, charitable activities, and care for the indigent. This award reflects the continued impact of LNP’s
Lifeline and its partners continue to support pregnant women in accessing Antenatal Care (ANC). We are also continuing our aim to actively increase knowledge and community awareness concerning such issues as high blood pressure, preeclampsia and eclampsia, continuing to support pregnant women who are struggling with these problems. These two photos are just two of
The 2YL team is currently preparing for a tour which is primarily a verification and recruitment drive, visiting each of the twelve communities which have already engaged with the program, and where it’s already been identified there are 9 or 12 underage pregnant girls who would form the next cohort of mentees.
Some of our Nehemiah Home boys and girls are currently continuing their preparations for the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examinations (WASSCE) and Basic Education Certificate Examinations (BECE).
Over 100 young people graduated with technical skills in Hospitality, Plumbing, ICT and Electrical Installation, many of whom having already secured regular employment before their graduation. Notable success stories include: Miss Tenneh Rogers, who trained in Plumbing and is now employed at the Electricity Distribution and Supply Authority (EDSA) Miss Aminata Kargbo, an Electrical Installation
The Lifeline schools’ management team organised an outing for students in our Primary, Junior Secondary and Senior Secondary schools. The event took place at Grafton playground and recreational centre where over 500 students present with their parents and teachers all together had fun. Before the outing, the school administration conducted an insightful mental health awareness
At Lifeline Nehemiah Projects it’s true to say, There’s never a dull moment, and following the impactful activities of March, April continued with notable achievements across our core departments.
Time flies! Little John R Williams is now four months old and continues to grow and develop wonderfully well, helped in no short measure that his mum, Mary, has managed exceptional well in being able to exclusively breastfeed him, despite facing her own health challenges – we remain grateful for the support and prayers of
At LNP we prioritise community engagement and involvement across our operations and, in March as part of the PAPAYA project, one of our recent projects, our staff and volunteers, together with data collectors from the Welbodi Partnership and health workers from Rokupa Government Hospital, came together to save the life of a pregnant woman who
