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Girl Child Education Sponsorship Initiative

WHO WE ARE!

Empowering Girls in The Gambia

Sponsor a Gambian Girl (SaGG) is a non-profit organization which seeks to sustainably empower girls and women in The Gambia through education. Convinced that a better future is built and maintained through education, and conscious of the fact that millions of girls around the world lack basic support to access quality education, SaGG intends to focus its intervention on linking schoolgirls in The Gambia  with potential sponsors in the United Kingdom, Germany and other countries.

SaGG is looking for sponsors who are interested in contributing to the empowerment of girls and women in The Gambia for the ultimate eradication of their poverty. By sponsoring a girl from £10 month, you will enable her to access education in The Gambia, and build a better future for herself and her family.
SPONSOR A GIRL

OUR MISSION

To realise a Gambia where every girl is given an equal access to education to reach their full potential.
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  • Promote a society where girls’ education would not be a debate or an option but an automatic given right by placing a value on educating girls.
  • Help pair up deprived and underprivileged girls with sponsors so they have the opportunity to be educated.  This in turn, will help to break the cycle of harmful cultural practices, gender-based violence and abuse. Leaving a lasting positive change to their lives, communities and the world at large.
  • Advocate for support in The Gambia and at an international level to facilitate progressive policies for girls’ education.
WHY EDUCATE GIRLS

OUR AIM

Here to Create a Positive Impact

​Sponsor a Gambian Girl seeks to support girls to access and complete vital primary school education and transformative secondary school education in The Gambia. The ultimate objectives of SaGG’s intervention are:
  • Develop skills and nurture confidence.
  • ​Prevent child marriage and early pregnancy.
  • Building more stable and resilient communities.
  • Ensure better health and improved longer lives.
IMPACT OF GIRLS' EDUCATION

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to our frequently asked questions. About the Foundation's  operation and the purpose of this girls' education movement.
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Blog and Stories

Read our girls' education stories. On how we aim to break the barriers that girls are facing from accessing and staying in school.
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The Founders

Meet the founders, Annetta and Lisa, find out about their motivation to champion and campaign for girl child education in The Gambia.
Meet the founders
The SaGG Foundation (Sponsor a Gambian Girl) is a girl’s education movement, with aim of championing the cause for girl child education in The Gambia. Education is a basic human right; our vision is to advocate and pair up girls with sponsors.

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Sponsor a Gambian Girl Norway Charitable Registration 922 349 770
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  • About Us
    • Girls' Education Overview
    • Why Educate Girls
    • Trend in Girls' Education
    • Girls' Education in Gambia
    • Charity Registration
  • Sponsor a Girl Champions
  • SPONSOR A GIRL
    • About the Founders
  • make a Donation
  • IMPACT
  • Contact US
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Blog