Charities In The Gambia

THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY, THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF HEALTH WORLDWIDE BY PROVIDING: GRANTS, ITEMS AND SERVICES TO GROUPS IN NEED AND/OR CHARITIES, OR OTHER ORGANISATIONS WORKING TO PREVENT OR RELIEVE POVERTY, ADVANCE EDUCATION OR PRESERVE AND PROTECT HEALTH.

The 2041 School charity works to advance the education of primary school children in the United Kingdom about Antarctica other protected areas of the world and the importance of their preservation and protection.

To relieve general proverty and sickness in The Gambia by assisting with the education of children in rural areas.Sponsoring the Sulayman Junkung hospital in Bwiam by supplying medical equipment, aid & finance.Setting up Goat Farms to produce fresh milk for mal-nourished children.Building of wells to supply clean water to villages. Sponsorship of Midwives

The Rotary Club of Stone & District provides Community Service locally, nationally and internationally either by volunteering or by using funds contributed by members of the Club or by the general public. Such service may include educational grants, or grants to relieve poverty

a. To develop and maintain a facility (School) in Gambia where children can develop, grow and learn.b. To provide access to education in its fullest as a system of stability for children in danger and unsuitable conditions.c. To advise and teach on how to enable a better standard of living and better environment for growth within the surrounding area.

We work with African-focused educational charities and organisations to help them improve their effectiveness and impact using the following avenues:- We help charities with a project planning and problem-solving service- We identify skills gaps in organisations, match them with skilled volunteers- We providing charities and organisations with a network they can plug into

We help young people especially but not exclusively through educational, recreational and sporting activities so as to develop their capabilities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society of those living in the UK. We promote social inclusion for the public benefit among migrants who are socially excluded on grounds of their ethnic origin, religion, believe.

We have continued to try and grow our donors through standing order and direct debit. Working with two other established reg. charities: Barwaqa Relief Organisation and Generation For Change and Development. These two charities who have established links with orphans in Kenya. A payment was made to BRO 23/3/16 and to Gencad 23/6/17. Other than the above we have not transferred any other money.

K4G donate medical & mobility equipment, learning resources, desks/chairs/furniture to schools, clothes, baby milk, bottles, nappies, clothes/shoes to families in rural villages. We donate beds/mattresses, kettles/small furniture. We fit communal taps in compounds giving access to clean drinking water. We donate sports clothing & equipment to football clubs. We donate Rice to families in need.

Children of Gambia Services (CoGS) vision is to advance the education and well being of children aged between 3 and 7 years of age by building and equipping nursery schools in The Gambia, enabling children within local communities to access pre-school education and to provide sponsorship for all children attending the nurseries - covering all costs associated with their education and health.

The International Society for Biomolecular Archaeology (ISBA) is an international community of researchers working on degraded biological remains from a range of archaeological and paleontological contexts. The society has an educational purpose, and aims to promote the study of ancient biomolecules to better understand our shared past. We provide micro-grants, bursaries, and prizes.

To preserve health and relieve sickness for the public benefit in India and The Gambia by supporting health messaging, training, and equipment; to advance education, and to promote environmental conservation and water management for public benefit in those regions.

We are a Christian organisation & Church providing general charitable services to those in need.Watch us on YouTube, Facebook, etc.We are available to pray for the sick through faith in Jesus Name. Contact us, Email: [email protected] // Message: Text/WhatsApp: 07935 077587 or 07935 080491Donations are welcome, however small, via our PayPal account: paypal.me/MOJMI8

The Oxford Climate Alumni Network (OxCAN) is a UK-registered charity and global alumni network of the University of Oxford. We host a network built on Oxford alumni connections, to help people collaborate on mitigating and adapting to climate change. As well as managing various online networks for our members, we host events and post public material on our website.

For the public benefit, to advance the education of women who are nationals, or residents, of The Gambia by awarding grants and funding to study a construction related course at the University the Gambia (UTG) or University of Applied Science, Engineering and Technology (USET) or a similar educational institution in The Gambia.

To advance nursery and lower basic education on the North Bank division of The Gambia through the provision of goods they could not otherwise afford through lack of means.

Fundraising to provide schools in the Gambia, Africa with funds to assist with maintaining the premises and providing students with books, school fees, uniforms, lunch ect.

Advocay and representation, Community engagement and involvement, Networking, Training and capacity building, Voice and Champion for the BAME interest

The AfTA exists to advance research and education in the study and practice of African theatre and performance by 1). providing a regular forum for scholars and practitioners to exchange ideas, knowledge and information; 2). publishing and disseminating research and information on African theatre and performance 3). providing information on African theatre and performance to the wider public.

advancement of education of young people in The Gambia for thepublic benefit, in particular but not exclusively by the provision of facilities for education.

Ethnic Voice offers practical help and advice on learning and work to members of the BME group, whether you are in work or unemployed. It is a local service and it is delivered by a group of volunteers who have had similar experience. It aims to build a relationship between members of the BME group in England and Wales with their Home Countries,in the areas of Education,Health,Environment

Restore the graves of members of the armed services and auxiliary forces who served at any point between 1775 and 1815, irrespective of nationality, so that they can become sites of memory for the public.Bury veterans from the period who are disinterred.Educate the public about the experiences of those who served in this period

The activities carried out by the association involves supporting health facilities with essential medical equipment and supplies, building science and IT labs to promote the uptake of STEM related subjects in rural Gambia, granting scholarships to the most outstanding students in STEM related subjects in rural Gambia and also providing grants to needy individuals and other community organisations

We support a small nursery school in the village of Sinchu Balia, Gambia. We fundraise primarily to support the staffing costs and maintenance of the buildings, as well as learning and teaching resources.

To relieve hardship amongst current and former members of the Institution and their families and dependants and former employees of the Institution, in accordance with any grant making policy of the Charity.