Charities In The Gambia

Shaka Services aims to promote better sexual awareness through training, education and advice to all sections of the black community.Shaka provides support on:housing immigration,community care, welfare rights, and domicillary care.

Safeguards by raising awareness of Female Genital Multilation (FGM) Develop & provide workshops to impart leadership and management skills to all young people including those with learning difficulties;Provide advise and support for parents and young people who are isolated and have no familial bonds;Facilitate community network support group to build bridges across communities.

house to house collection of unwanted goods and reselling it to support the foundation, community donations, and organising live musical concerts fundraising events across England and wales to raised fund and support LACEF FOUNDATION. to help the school children's in needs in The Gambia by sponsoring them with the basic education needs from nursery to higher education .

Down Syndrome Education International delivers evidence-led improvements in early intervention and education for children with Down syndrome globally by investing in scientific research and deliver a comprehensive range of information, advice, training and consulting services.

The Grifaid Charity is about safe water for all, providing access to safe drinking water for families and communities, resulting in the relief of hardship, the preservation of health and the support of education among people in poverty residing in developing countries.

Helping raise the standards of healthcare in the Gambia

The charity generates donations holding events such as dinners, family fun days and campaigns. The donations are always for a particular cause whether it's for a health care campaign, water projects, children of ill health. The money is donated to those that need it most and is done using other charity partners too. Main focus is on helping underprivileged communities in the West Midlands.

The objects of the ISF are the relief of sickness by the promotion, preservation and protection of health based on the context of self-care. ISF?s core strategies are 1. Helping to develop evidence-based self-care concepts, practices and policies and 2. Helping to promote the role of self-care in health.

The Morgan Clark Foundation has the objective to advance the education of the public in the Republic of theGambia and other developing countries, in particular in the North Bank Region of the Gambia, throughproviding, maintaining and equipping the local community with materials and facilities and ensuring thatthe statutory obligations of any local statutory authority are not relieved.

We work to implement sustainable water projects, training and healthcare, with a view to support communities out of poverty in Africa.

DfG UK operates under the umbrella of Days for Girls International (DfGI). DfG UK has over 20 active volunteer sewing teams, dedicated to the DfG mission and to supporting menstrual health locally and globally. Their efforts include advocacy and awareness raising, fundraising, sewing and donating DfG Kits, facilitating menstrual health education, and building local community partnerships.

Discussion, information and knowledge sharing focal point for individual humanitarian logisticians and organisations involved in humanitarian transport and logistics. Networking of volunteers abroad.

Village Aid empowers disadvantaged people in rural West Africa to improve their own lives.Working through community based partners, participatory learning is used to identify development priorities. Skills and resources are provided to turn these into a reality, programmes include Education, Securing Livelihoods and Access to Justice.

SWT supplies Biblical teaching and training literature to pastors, teachers and libraries in the poorest nations of the world where this is unavailable or unaffordable. SWT also supplies resources online as website downloads and direct emails.

Education For Development supports education and social development initiatives in marginalised communities, wherever they are located. Much of our work is around non-formal and community education approaches, using a range of media, and learner-generated resources.

The school opened on 6 January 2003 with a class of 30 children. Fund raising enabled the Charity to build three separate classroom blocks and a hall. The Charity offers free education for children aged between 5 - 18 , of some of the poorest families in The Gambia. There is a University fund that help with fees for our students that obtain a place at University or Professional Qualifications.

Endeavouring and making progress instilling a love of learning for the youngest children of Gunjur, The Gambia.

ADVANCEMENT OF RELIGION AND ALLEVIATION OF POVERTY

The Charity provides funds for the running of four nursery schools and three clinics in the Gambia, and the wherewithal to develop and improve those projects and potentially to add new ones.

Changing lives for the better by supporting plumbing education & training, promoting the 'craft of plumbing' (including provision of clean water, sanitation, public health and community welfare), and making grants to charities connected with the City of London.

At Westbourne Rotary Club Trust Fund CIO, working as Rotary Club of Westbourne, we take our community and international service seriously, striving to give back to the area in which we work and live and also being mindful of the internationality of Rotary and our international communities too.

Charitable organisation advancing the education of young people and adults in the UK and selected countries and implementing identified charitable projects in those areas, such as through food packs and blankets, thereby improving the quality of life and sustainability, without any discrimination based on race, colour or ethnicity.

Poverty

The charity holds and distributes monies arising from the charitable fund raising activities undertaken by the N Wales & NW England Rotary Passport Club. Funds are used for the relief or the poor and needy or such other charitable purposes that the Club may direct both in the UK and overseas.

The Deacon Foundation has been established specifically to provide an efficient mechanism to collect and account for funds raised by all elements of the Running on Empty project and to distribute those funds to the lowest level in the fight against Parkinsons Disease and particularly to address the stigma associated with it.