Scholarships

The Developing Nations Scholarship Fund is transforming the lives of young people in developing countries around the world who will have an advantage as they enter the labor market: they will have an education and a degree in their own country that will help them with gainful employment. LifeNets has served students in the following countries: Armenia, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Peru, Colombia, Chile, Brazil, Ukraine, Philippines, Zambia, Malawi, Cameroon, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Ghana, Kenya. LifeNets has been providing student scholarships since 2001.

Check out our scholarship archives

South Africa Scholarship Testimonial
November 24, 2024 To the LifeNets Family, I would…
Two Zambian LifeNets Scholarship Graduations Sept 2024 - Congratulations!
Greetings, I am very pleased to report that…
Zambia Scholarship: It made a difference for this starfish!
David Njobvu July 8, 2024 In 2018, we…
June 2024 LifeNets Filipino Scholarship Graduation!
June 30, 2024 From: Allondra Gen Dado To United…
LifeNets Graduation in Zambia June 6, 2024
Dear LifeNets, We write inform you and…
LifeNets Ghana Scholarship Success
May 8, 2024 Appreciation Good morning,…
LifeNets Scholarship Success in the Philippines
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Malawi Scholarship Success Story - March 2024
March 18, 2024 Letters like this make our…
LifeNets Developing Nations Scholarship Report for Latin America for 2022
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LifeNets Benin Scholarship Outcome: Jean-Paul Ogounlie
Jean-Paul Ogounie finished his master’s degree…
Juliana Kachali, LifeNets Scholar Graduates in Malawi
August 7, 2023 I Juliana Kachali have been…
Changed Life for South African Scholarship Student
July 31, 2023 We feature Conrade Zinhumwe from…
Sara Tembo Graduates in Zambia with Degree in Education
Hello Madam Beverly, I write in respect of the…
Malawi Graduation - Gracious Mpilangwe Jr.
LIFENETS SCHOLARSHIP APPRECIATION LETTER I am…
LifeNets Brazil Scholarship Graduate from Law School
Another happy LifeNets Scholarship Program…
Eastern Zambia Scholarship Report March 1, 2023
Current brief profiles of young people whose…
LN board member podcast: My Amazing LifeNets Journey
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Scholarship Update from Willis Opiyo in Kenya
February 2, 2022 We appreciate updates from…
Scholarship Appreciation from Cape Town, South Africa
January 2023 My name is Mabika, I am a member of…
Memory Chapamba Malawi Graduation!
December 15, 2022 We would like to feature…
Malawi Scholarship Appreciation
December 15, 2022 Bev and I felt so happy to…
Another Malawi Scholarship Happy Ending
September 16, 2022 Thank you LifeNets! It is with…
LifeNets Scholarship Statistics for 2021
July 21, 2022 The LifeNets Developing Nations…
April 2022 Visit to the Philippines and Scholarship Students
In April 2022 Philippines Senior Pastor David…
Scholarship Program Graduation in Malawi
Bev and I feel very grateful for the outcomes of…
Lamoureaux and Dobson Visit LifeNets Scholarship Students in the Philippines
Our Developing Nations Scholarship Program is the…
A Special Scholarship Story from the Philippines
Thank You…. LifeNets…
Jan 2022 Scholarship Report from the Philippines
We are happy to report on a few select LifeNets…
LifeNets Scholarship: Keegan Mukuka Receives Degree in Zambia
Keegan Mukuka graduated from the Kitwe College of…
Christine in Zambia Says "Thanks" For Scholarship
December 30, 2021 Stories of achievement like…
Zambia Delivers Another LifeNets Graduate
LifeNets International has scored another success…
Motor Vehicle Mechanic Student in Malawi
November 11, 2021 Daniel Ringo, LifeNets…
Aspirant Engineer in Malawi
October 31, 2021 by Dan Ringo - LifeNets…
Young and Ambitious Mechanic in Malawi
Daniel Ringo who coordinates LifeNets projects in…
LifeNets Scholarship Program helps with certifications
The LifeNets Developing Nations Scholarship…

Featuring Top 35/88 of Scholarships

About LifeNets

Meeting humanitarian needs to relieve suffering.
Generating hope through opportunities to become self-sufficient.
Working on the basis of mutual respect, honor and dignity with recipients and donors.
Delivering services through local leaders whom we know and trust.
Being culturally sensitive in the type and amount of aid we deliver.
Leveraging donations by partnering with organizations who sell us their products at a fraction of the wholesale cost.
Using governmental services such as the U.S. Defense and State Departments to defray costs of container shipments.
Creating a circle of ongoing benefits. In many cases recipients are able to pass on aid, training and services to others. They are living examples of "Passing on the Gift" to their communities. This preserves individual dignity and reinforces the practice of giving to others.

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