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September 16, 2022 Thank you LifeNets! It is with great pleasure that on the 25th of May 2022 Memory Chapamba graduated with a Diploma from Malamulo College of Health Sciences. He is doing an internship at Neno District Hospital as a Clinical Officer. Thank you LifeNets for being part of his journey.
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September 1, 2022 Nearly 100 children from Chernihiv had relief from the war taking place in their home area. They spent two months in Transcarpathia and returneed home in late August 2002.
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September 5, 2022 Meet some of our Vinogradov children more than 20 years later… Since 2001 LifeNets has sponsored a Soup Kitchen for street children and orphans and abused children coming from difficult families in Vinogradov, Ukraine. The background to the story can be found at https://www.lifenets.org/vinogradov. We deeply appreciate those who helped, notably Scott […]
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August 19, 2022 We have received this report about our two-month camp in Transcarpathia for about 100 children from a war environment in Chernihiv. This photo report is about activities on Sunday, August 14. Twenty local children refugees also joined in with them. This report comes from Vlad Yurishko and Ivan Palchey, the pastor of […]
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August 18, 2022 Our LifeNets Wheelchair Program has its stories of joy. This one touched us. This is a testimonial from a man who requested a wheelchair for his brother, Bill, who suffered from a blood clot and stroke: Your wheelchair is a wonderful gesture and gift at a time that is overwhelming to all […]
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August 15, 2022 LifeNets has helped finance about 100 children coming from Chernihiv, Ukraine that has been ravaged by the war. The children spent a summer away from shooting, artillery and rocket explosions. Here are some photos taken August 14, 2022 at the camp where they are staying in Shayan. Below the photos is a […]
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We thank volunteers in western Ukraine who help those fleeing from the east with temporary housing and food. Below is a letter from the refugees sent to me via Ivan Yurishko: Greetings brother Victor and sister Beverly! Now I will describe a little about what we have been doing with people from the war affected […]
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