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Claudio in Colombia regains 80% of his sight in operation. Wonderful story.(posted January 25, 2015)

Australian young adults fundraising Card Program helps raise $1106 for LifeNets projects in Brazil and Guatemala. We appreciate this very much. Read story http://tinyurl.com/kx9ez9k

LifeNets Japan helps victims of August 3, 2014 Super Typhoon Halong in Kochi. (posted October 30, 2014)

Borehole in remote NE Zambia financed in part by $7000 fundraiser by Ambassador Bible College (posted October 28, 2014)

Kids for Cows Update. We thank children who through LifeNets help children get milk in Brazil, Zambia and Kenya (updated August 15, 2014)

LifeNets supports Life Gaps School in Central Indiana which now manufactures TRIKES for disabled children in Central America http://lifenets.org/lifegaps/trike.htmlSpecial benefit concert was held in Loveland, Ohio on June 1st. $3000 was raised to fund Vinogradov Street Children's Program in in Ukraine. Click here for MORE!

One of LifeNets successes in Malawi: the Jumpha Clinic We have provided medicines for 10 years. The clinic is on the border with Zambia and Mozambique and provides healthcare for people in those countries, too.

September 23, 2013 update of LifeNets biggest project to date: The JohJan LifeNets Academy in Migori, Kenya that now has 220 pupils.

Volunteer Aaron Dean assembling Hyperbaric chamber. Read story about this device that helps people with injuries and certain health conditions.

LifeNets received a donation from the Stars 4H Club in Parker Colorado that we had never heard of. The young people found our work of note and wanted to support it. We were very moved. See more THANK YOU!

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LifeNets newest orphanage project in western Zambia. Here is Derrick Pringle of Kitwe, Zambia delivering $4000 worth of goods to orphans as well as poor Zambian/Angolan farmers.  We are very happy to be involved in working with these reliable people. (posted February 11, 2013)

MOMS! (Mothers Offering Mothers Support) New LifeNets initiative to drill boreholes in African communities to help alleviate endless water transport.  (posted March 14, 2013)

Heartwarrming story of Illinois children selling eggs to help with our Ukraine orphan programs. (posted January 18, 2015)

The Luker Foundation, through LifeNets, donates $10,000 for tractor to be used by Legacy Foundation in Thailand for operation in small rice paddies. We are so happy to see this be able to help more people with food security. MORE at http://lifenets.org/thailand/tractor.html  (posted July 7, 2014 

LifeNets accepts Memorial donations.(posted October 29, 2014)

Summer 2014 Mission to "Light of Love" Mission in Ukraine (posted May 28, 2014)

Major update about work done in the Philippines by LifeNets to help Haiyan/Yolanda Typhoon victims. Almost 100 photos and short snippets of what's going on plus one YouTube clip.

Delivery of LifeNets Kids for Cows animals in Zambia. See report. Thanks to all who are making this happen.

 

Completion of fifth Summer Camp Program in Vinogradov, Ukraine. Here are some of our Ukrainain participants.  See full report here. We have been working with street children and orphans in Vinogradov since 2001. www.lifenets.org/vinogradov (posted October 3, 2013)

LifeNets drills challenging borehole in remote Nalubanda North in Zambia on July 22, 2012. Success came after dreaming about it for 12 years! Will serve up to 500 people in community.Share in our rejoicing by reading this inspiring report!

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LifeNets Wheelchair Project stories.  Read about some of the wheelchair matches that have changed people's lives.

Bev Kubik and Lisa Fenchel look over shipment of 32 caps and blankets for children on our projects from Renee Roberston in Vancouver, Washington MORE (posted January 25, 2015)

Brazil Youth Corps/LifeNets/Good Works Agricultural Project during December 2014. Megan Lamoureux, one of the participants writes this interesting account. (posted January 25, 2015)

Suzan Johns of Ephrata, PA is helping fund LifeNets projects thruogh Suzan's BeadforLife Marketplace. See how you can help! (posted November 4, 2014)

LifeNets Annual Report 2013 now available online.

Jorge de Campos returns from Brazil with great report and pictures of our growing LifeNets cattle program. Read more. (posted June 11, 2014

Scholarship Program success story told by Carolina Clark from Peru (posted August 15, 2014)

LifeNets Australia helps fund school supplies, uniforms and shoes for Guatemalan children. See photos and report. (posted May 28, 2014)

LifeNets has worked with street children and orphans in Vinogradov, Ukraine since 2001. Here is a story of one of the young ladies who we have known throughout this period of time.(posted March 8, 2014) One of our most heart-warming stories of 2013: Breathing vest for Cathy in Cape Town with Cystic Fibrosis We always appreciate reports about how the LifeNets Developing Nations Scholarship Program benefits children. Latest note from Malawi. You can see more about our program at http://www.lifenets.org/scholarships

Jed Sy along with her brother Jong Pilapil is serving a life sentence in the Philippines for a crime she did not commit. I visited her and Jong on July 14, 2013. They have earned great trust in prison and were allowed laptop computers that LifeNets provided. MORE. (posted January 13, 2014)After the November 8, 2013 Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) struck Tacloban, Leyte, Philippines, LifeNets around the world has come to aid of victims. Pictured above is LifeNets affiliate in Japan sending first shipment of 1000 items of children's clothing. Follow the progress!

On March 19, 2013 we established the Dennis Luker Memorial Foundation in honor of our dear friend Dennis Luker who died on March 14, 2013. Along with his wife LeeAnn they ardently supported LifeNets education projects and we would like to memorialize his life with future education initiatives.