Lifenets International

Helping Ukrainian children and families displaced by the Russian invasion. Bringing precious water to parched remote rural communities. Providing life-changing scholarships in poverty-stricken areas. Building shelters and bringing internet connectivity to remote rural areas. These and many more highly targeted services represent typical activities of LifeNets International for more than 20 years. As a result of its unique focus – relieving suffering and generating hope through opportunities to become self-sufficient – the organization has had the privilege to help thousands of people. Through LifeNets support and scholarships, people living in impoverished communities have become medical doctors, dentists, nurses and nurse practitioners, teachers, computer programmers, accountants, bankers, and more. A number of these communities have received LifeNets funds to drill boreholes to supply much-needed water. Others have purchased livestock and critical seed for planting. Helping people to find a way to a more fulfilling and higher quality of life represents the driving force that led to the creation of LifeNets. What is today an organized outreach to people to Eastern Europe, Africa, Latin America, and Asia – all purposed to relieve suffering, create hope and develop opportunities – starting with helping children victims of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in Ukraine.