ArretArret has been supported by the SaGG Foundation since 8th grade. She has now completed her 12th grade in high school and will be heading to university.
DeborahDeborah was enrolled in school from the 1st grade. She has now completed her primary education and will be starting secondary school.
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AngelaAngela has also completed her primary education and will transition to secondary school.
FatimaFatima has been supported by the SaGG Foundation for six years, from primary school through high school. She has successfully completed high school and will be starting university.
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We successfully organized a Summer event, 'Mentorship for Girls' Education and Career Development'
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5 UK students from University took a Summer Internship with us to Support Our Ventures
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5/7 Girls who sat for their Junior School Exams Passed in Seven subjects with Grade A in Math & Science
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We Supported our Older Girls with Work Placements for Internships and Work Experiences
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We were Nominated for the ‘Women-Led Organization of the Year Award’ and Won the Second Runners-Up
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Grant Awarded for Entrepreneurship & TrainingIn October 2024, the SaGG Foundation, in partnership with Girls for the Future Foundation, was awarded a €5,000 grant by the Gambia Diaspora Development Fund.
The grant supports a 4-month training program for 30 young women, focused on:
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You Are The Game Changer!We are truly grateful for your generous contributions and commend you for helping us on this powerful venture of empowering girls on the path to success!
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The Gambian Diaspora is celebrated for driving positive change beyond remittances—donating time, energy, and resources to underrepresented causes and key sectors like health, education, and poverty alleviation.
We're proud to share that the SaGG Foundation was nominated for The Fatu Network Heroes Awards 2023 under the Diaspora Engagement category! |
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Find answers to our FAQs. Know more about the Foundation's operation and purpose of this girls' education movement in this space!
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Visit our blog site to read and find out more about trending topics, relating to women's empowerment, barriers to girls' education, and girls breaking free to take control of their lives.
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Meet Annetta and Lisa to find out about their motivation to champion and campaign for girl child education in The Gambia.
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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 champion for female education.
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