Supporting women & girls offers a greater chance for the equality.
Support a Child’s Education in Africa
Why Is There an Education Crisis in Rural Africa?
When you support a girl’s education, you will be providing them with the cost of their school tuition fees, as well as after-school activities and support. You will also be covering the cost of a uniform, school books, stationary, and other equipment, essential to their continued education. Some girls may board at the school, while others might require daily transport to and from their homes, and your donation will go towards that too.
How Can Education Break the Poverty Cycle?
Educated women develop the necessary skills to take on leadership roles both within their community and on a broader stage.
How Does Support help?
When you support a child’s education in the Gambia, you will be providing them with the cost of their school tuition fees, as well as after-school activities and support. You will also be covering the cost of school books, stationary, and other equipment, essential to their continued education. Some girls may board at the school, while others might require daily transport to and from their home, and your donation will go towards that too.
FATTU JAMMEH
Gender: Girl
My Age: 12 Years old
My Home: Gambia
I really enjoy coming to school. I help my Mum clean the school every day. My favourite colour is red. My favourite food is Mbahal. Mbahal also known as ‘the poor man’s food’. Common ingredients include fish, rice, peanuts, tomato, black-eyed peas, lemon, cassava, cabbage, salt, pepper, onion, chilli, and various herbs.