Project Report
| Oct 31, 2020
Trying to get back to normal after the pandemic
By Fanny Njattang | Cameroon director
![Working hard !]()
Working hard !
Hi all,
We hope you are all well despite these difficult times.
In Cameroon, the ladies we work with have fought through lock down and sanitary restrictions and are now slowmy getting back into the rhythm of classes. Their sewing course hardly stopped and they have learnt to make masks to help protect their fellow citizens.
LifeTime Projects is still in "survival mode" and we are trying to get through these rough times and make sure our projects can continue to run smoothly even though it is very difficult for us to fundraise at the moment. We therefore need you support more than ever in the hope that in 2021 our projects will be bak on their feet and running smoothly to help even more ladies in Bolivia and Cameroon to make their entreprenarial dreams come true :-).
Thanks again for all your support,
The LifeTime Projects team
![Share on Twitter]()
![Share on Facebook]()
Jun 2, 2020
Impuls'her during the COVID 19 crisis
By Laetitia Craig | International Director
Despite these difficult times our director Pamela and our psychologist in Bolivia are keeping in contact with the girls that have benefited from our insertion programme and that have now left the children's home. The lock down has been a critical time for the girls especially those that now have children of their own. They have managed to hang in on there though and should hopefully soon be able to continue their studies and/or search for work. Our support to them will be extended as it was supposed to end in December 2020 as the girls are almost independent now, but giving to the crisis they will need a little bit more time. We shall, however be aiming to start training new young women as from February 2021 at the latest. Your support is more than ever vital. Thank you for all you are doing to help our Impuls'her program.
![Share on Twitter]()
![Share on Facebook]()
Feb 3, 2020
2020, a year with a good start for Impuls'Her
By Laetitia Craig | Directrice
![Diploma Ceremony]()
Diploma Ceremony
The impuls'her project is again this year at the heart of our activities within the association. The end of the year was full of good news and volunteers who came to bring their expertise and good humour to the project.
Great and beautiful news for Bolivia, since the first beneficiary of the program has graduated and we were proud to accompany her during her ceremony! We are very moved to see that R.M. can now look forward to a bright future and we will continue to support her in this way.
As far as Cameroon is concerned, the girls were unanimous in their desire to learn the profession of sewing. Thanks to the donations and the volunteers who went on site, we were able to start buying materials and some beginner's sewing courses. We can't wait to see them evolve and see their creations!
It is very important for us to see this beautiful Impuls'Her project flourish within our association and bring a happy and professional future to the young women we support. We thank you for your support and hope that this project still has a bright future ahead of it in order to help the young women in the creation of their lifetime projects.
Visit our website : https://lifetime-projects.com
![]()
![Share on Twitter]()
![Share on Facebook]()
