The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies is the world's largest humanitarian organization, providing assistance without discrimination as to nationality, race, religious beliefs, class or political opinions. The Federation's mis

To help the less fortunate; to make the environment more healthy; to provide information on HIV/AIDS and STIs. To advocate for gender empowerment and child protection

Organisation aims and activities: The Federation brings together all UNESCO clubs and centres in the Gambia. UNESCO clubs are groups of people from all walks of life who aimed at promoting the ideals and activities of UNESCO to maintain peace and security.

People in Action`s main fields of interest are food security and environmental degredation. this nonprofit organization has training and implementation programmes on food security, environmental management, and sustainable livelihood. It also organizes wor

activities: To work towards achieving child rights in Africa.

Organisation aims and activities: Tayam aims to reduce morbidity and mortality as a result of malaria in the under 18 age group. To educate the public on preventative and control measures of malaria. To make signs and symptoms of malaria well known so that

The Association aims to enhance school facilities and their environment as well as health services for the rural children by encouraging and funding i.e. rehabilitation and construction of day care centres, schools and youth centres. It further provides in

Mission Statement: UBPC seeks to promote tolerance and peaceful co-existence amongst the diverse ethnic groups of the Gambia; also, committed to the cultural and economic development of the GAMBIA Activities: Campaigning/Development, and are mostly non fug

UNDP in The Gambia seeks to be a valued, trusted and reliable development partner to the Government and all key stakeholders in national development. As The Gambia develops its own development solutions, UNDP provides ideas, access to it's global knowledge

Vision Links is aware of the compounding problems facing young people in the Gambia. These problems range from inadequate institutions of higher learning, to inadequate training opportunities for school drop-outs and out of schools youths, to lack of infor