The LifeNets Developing Nations Scholarship Program has given people in developing areas of the world the tools, skills, and opportunities to gain employment and be able to support themselves in a dignified manner. This requires motivation and work on their part. We have helped many young people all over the world to achieve this standing. […]
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October 5, 2021 President Beverly Kubik, LifeNets Intl. I write to report on a LifeNets student Daniel Ngulube who successfully completed his 03 year Pharmacy course at Eden University and graduated with a Diploma.
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Michael Kubik, our son, manages the LifeNetes Wheelchair Project. Here is aa brief report about a few of the latest wheelchair matches. He writes: The source of this story is through a friend of my wife Alix who has a member in their church that has adopted 9 kids who have various disabilities. The outfitted […]
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September 21, 2021 Beverly Chonde is currently doing her 3rd year Bachelor’s Degree in Mass Communication, and part of the training she has started producing programmes for the College TV Station and Radio. Below are some of the pictures sent to us. She is enjoying her course. Her grades are also very encouraging. It will […]
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Mwai Tseka, who lives in Lilongwe, Malawi, has operated a pre-shool. Mwai had been part of our LifeNets Developing Nations Scholarship Fund. She held a graduation on March 26, 2021 . You will enjoy seeing these children celebrating! Mwai states the following: 20 kids got graduated last December to start Year One at different Schools. […]
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I am honored to be one of the recipients of a United Church of God LifeNets scholarship. I would like to extend my warm thank you for your generous support throughout my second semester as a college student. It is because of your generosity I am able to continue my college course and pursue my […]
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The LifeNets Wheelchair Project (https://lifenets.org/wheelchair) has been in continuous existence since 1999. It is currently managed by Michael Kubik who writes this report: In 2020, the LifeNets Wheelchair Project was able to help those suffering from MS, paralysis, COPD, etc. by transferring wheelchairs and other medical devices all over the US. We had another record year […]
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The LifeNets Developing Nations Scholarship Program has helped over a thousand young people since it’s inception in 2001 when we started in Guatemala and El Salvador. We have had tremendous outcomes in the changed lives that change communities. Some have become doctors, dentists, accountants, teachers, computer technicians, mechanics, journalists and much more. Here are just […]
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Fridah Kabangula graduated with merit in a Secondary Teachers Diploma in December 2020. She has made us proud. She is the first student to graduate from Isoka. We indeed indebted to LifeNets, Madam Beverly. We are very thankful for your constant support and help. God bless you and the team. Alfred Siame Pastor Isoka is […]
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Posted originally on November 2020 https://lifenets.org/wheelchair http://lifenetswheelchairproject.org In 2019, Lifenets Wheelchair Project was able to help those suffering from MS, paralysis, COPD, etc by transferring wheelchairs and other medical devices all over the US. We had a record year in matches which totaled 111. We were fortunate enough that a medical center in Twin Falls, […]
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