Gambia STORIES

If You Want to Belong, Go Where They Are

Burambang is a small community in Foni, West Coast Region (WCR), with a population of fewer than three hundred people. The community is home to three ethnic groups, the Jola, Mandinka, and Balanta who live...

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Where Smiles Became My Greatest Achievement

In Kununku, the ingredients we once overlooked and waste have been transformed into nutritious meals and into smiles that tell a story of hope and possibility. February in Kununku has been a month of deeper...

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Masembeh has welcomed me, and now it is my turn to serve

These words have stayed with me since the very first day I arrived in this beautiful community as a CorpsAfrica Volunteer. From the moment I stepped into the village, I knew that this journey would...

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Turning challenges into success: My soap making journey in Kiang Massembeh

When I first introduced the idea of monthly skills training in my community, the members of Massembeh responded with enthusiasm. As a CorpsAfrica volunteer my mission is to empower communities by facilitating sustainable development activities...

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BELONGING THROUGH MEALS : FROM RICE TO “FUTOO

I come from a hometown where meals are simple and predictable. Rice and bread are not just food to us they are a lifestyle. Every morning, afternoon, and night, you could find rice on the...

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Burambang Women’s Economic Empowerment: Dugula Multipurpose Center Project

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Kerr Djibel Community Women’s All-Season Garden Project

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Multi-Purpose Milling Machine and Center Project

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Sibinding Community Borehole Project

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Prince Youth-Led Football Field Fencing Project

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