Lifeline Nehemiah Projects

Lifeline Nehemiah Projects The Lifeline Nehemiah Projects, committed to rebuilding Sierra Leone through: Education, Empowerment

LIFELINE NEHEMIAH PROJECTS OBSERVES PREECLAMPSIA WEEK WITH AWARENESS DRIVELifeline Nehemiah Projects on Tuesday 19th May...
20/05/2026

LIFELINE NEHEMIAH PROJECTS OBSERVES PREECLAMPSIA WEEK WITH AWARENESS DRIVE

Lifeline Nehemiah Projects on Tuesday 19th May 2026, launched its activities offering free blood pressure and urine protein screenings, one-on-one counseling, and Krio-language health talks for expectant mothers to commemorate World Preeclampsia Week.

These were followed by staff, community health officers who also distributed leaflets detailing warning signs of preeclampsia at Portee market in the eastern part of Freetown.

"Too many women in Sierra Leone still die from preventable complications. Preeclampsia Week is about breaking the silence. A headache, blurred vision, or sudden swelling is not normal pregnancy, it can be a red flag," said Mr. Turay, Project Manager for 'PAPAYA project' at Lifeline Nehemiah Projects.

As Lifeline Nehemiah Projects will join the global community on May 19 2026 to observe World Preeclampsia Day, the organ...
18/05/2026

As Lifeline Nehemiah Projects will join the global community on May 19 2026 to observe World Preeclampsia Day, the organization's Executive Director, Prince Tommy Williams today had a fruitful radio discussion on Truth Media FM on the importance of commemorating the day.

Tomorrow event will witness a series of awareness and health education activities aimed at mothers, expectant women, and community health workers.

17/05/2026

Lifeline Nehemiah Projects (LNP) continues to intentionally invest in youths of Sierra Leone !

Lifeline Nehemiah Betteh Tumara Institute held its graduation ceremony today Saturday 9th May 2026, recognizing graduate...
09/05/2026

Lifeline Nehemiah Betteh Tumara Institute held its graduation ceremony today Saturday 9th May 2026, recognizing graduates who completed training programs aimed at building skills and creating new opportunities.

The event brought together trainees, families, instructors, and community leaders to celebrate the completion of months of work and the start of the next chapter.

The Executive Director Rev Prince Tommy Williams said they began this
journey with only 50 students. Out of that number he said, about 30 students graduated. "The process was
challenging, but we refused to give up.
From that humble beginning, Lifeline
Nehemiah Projects has gone on to train
more than 2,900 young people in
vocational and technical fields including hospitality, plumbing, hairdressing, motor mechanics, ICT, building and construction, electrical installation, entrepreneurship, and life skills training."

09/05/2026

Lifeline Nehemiah Betteh Tumara Institute held its graduation ceremony today Saturday 9th May 2026, recognizing graduates who completed training programs aimed at building skills and creating new opportunities.

The event brought together trainees, families, instructors, and community leaders to celebrate the completion of months of work and the start of the next chapter.

The Executive Director Rev Prince Tommy Williams said they began this
journey with only 50 students. Out of that number he said, about 30 students graduated. "The process was
challenging, but we refused to give up.
From that humble beginning, Lifeline
Nehemiah Projects has gone on to train
more than 2,900 young people in
vocational and technical fields including hospitality, plumbing, hairdressing, motor mechanics, ICT, building and construction, electrical installation, entrepreneurship, and life skills training."

Lifeline Nehemiah Projects' 30th anniversary was covered by various local media outlets. Attached are some of the public...
08/04/2026

Lifeline Nehemiah Projects' 30th anniversary was covered by various local media outlets. Attached are some of the publications for our followers.

A REMARKABLE 30th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED IN GRAND STYLE.Lifeline Nehemiah Projects (LNP), on Saturday 4th April, 2026 ha...
05/04/2026

A REMARKABLE 30th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED IN GRAND STYLE.

Lifeline Nehemiah Projects (LNP), on Saturday 4th April, 2026 has concluded its 30th anniversary celebrations in grand style. Founded in 1996, LNP has been empowering communities in Sierra Leone through education, health, and agriculture initiatives.

Notable among these initiatives include: Empowering teenage mothers and young women through the 2YoungLives initiative, providing vocational training and livelihood development programs that focus on sustainable development and community engagement.

The celebration highlighted LNP's commitment to transforming lives and communities.

Executive Director Rev. Prince Tommy Williams thanked the LNP team who joined the celebration from UK, partners and staff of Lifeline, emphasized their mission to rebuild Sierra Leone and invest in its future going forward.

LIFELINE NEHEMIAH PROJECTS @30 TOMORROW SATURDAY APRIL 4TH, 2026.
03/04/2026

LIFELINE NEHEMIAH PROJECTS @30 TOMORROW SATURDAY APRIL 4TH, 2026.

LIFELINE NEHEMIAH PROJECTS @30 APRIL 4TH, 2026.
01/04/2026

LIFELINE NEHEMIAH PROJECTS @30 APRIL 4TH, 2026.

30/03/2026

LIFELINE NEHEMIAH PROJECTS @30

Lifeline Nehemiah Projects (LNP) is proud to announce the celebration of our 30th Anniversary!
For three decades, LNP has directly impacted over 20,000 individuals across Sierra Leone through our work in education, healthcare, agriculture, and research. This milestone reflects years of dedication, growth, and meaningful change in the communities we serve.
We warmly invite you (family, friends, partners, fundaders and sympathizers) to join us as we celebrate this remarkable journey. Come and learn more about our work, explore our impact, and be part of the stories that continue to inspire hope and transformation.
Together, we can reach even more lives and build a stronger future.
You can join us on Facebook on 4th March 2026.
Stay tuned for event details!

Freetown, 27th March 2026- The Lifeline Nehemiah Project has raised alarm over what it describes as intimidation and int...
27/03/2026

Freetown, 27th March 2026- The Lifeline Nehemiah Project has raised alarm over what it describes as intimidation and interference by security personnel in connection with an ongoing land dispute involving the Ministry of Social Welfare.

Philemon Kamara, Director of Operations at the organization, told journalists that the dispute centers on a parcel of land previously used by the project as a recreational facility. He alleged that the Ministry is now attempting to take over the property, despite the matter being before the courts.

Despite these efforts, we continue to face challenges,” Kamara lamented, calling on government, media, and stakeholders for swift intervention. “We are Sierra Leoneans. What we are doing is not a crime. We want to operate without fear or intimidation and continue serving the people of this country.”

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