Haddijatou
8-year-old Haddijatou was brought up by a single parent. The SaGG Foundation enrolled her right from nursery school. She never imagined the schooling life or the possibility of it, but now as she is in elementary school, she recently lost her sponsor. To help her get complete her studies at school she would require your kind sponsorship of £16 a month.
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Jamie
Jamie is 7 years old and from rural Gambia where early child marriage, FGM, and other forms of violence against women and girls are most common. Without the SaGG Foundation's intervention to educate Jamie, she would fall into the statistics of girls that are married off between the ages of 12 to 15. You could help secure her education by sponsoring her schooling fees of £10 a month.
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Sainabou
Sainabou is from an underprivileged family. She was mostly in and out of school due to a lack of support from being able to pay her fees. After finding a Sponsor, she was transferred to another school as requested by the Sponsor. Unfortunately, her sponsor lost her job. Your sponsorship of £12 a month will ensure she stays in school.
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ArretArret is 14 years old, and she is in the 1st year of high school. She had to drop out of school due to a lack of financial support. The SaGG Foundation enrolled her back into school so she can continue her education. Arett is a star student with outstanding performance. Her future is bright and you could help secure it with her monthly school fees of £25.
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BarakatouBarakatou is 15 years old. Her mum was forced into early child marriage. She is from a community where girls are married off as early as 12 years of age. The intervention of the SaGG Foundation to support her education has prevented her from being married. Unfortunately, she lost her support. As her sponsor, you could help with sponsoring her yearly fee of £15 a month.
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Mariama13-year-old Mariama started school at the age of 9. She was given the schooling opportunity after the SaGG Foundation decided to intervene and enroll her in a school. She is from a community where girls' education is not valued. To sustain her powerful story of breaking barriers set for her, she would require a sponsorship with a yearly fee of £16 a month.
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AwaAwa is a star student! She excels in all her subjects with an A Grade and is now in Junior school with an ambition to have a career in the STEM field. Awa is from a community where FGM is practiced. Keeping her in school is keeping her away from undergoing such practices. By educating Awa, we are breaking the cycle of Female Genital Mutilation. You can help with her sponsorship of £20 for her monthly school fees.
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JamieJamie had to stop her schooling and drop out. Her situation was brought to our attention, and we had to act fast. The SaGG Foundation then enrolled her back in school immediately with the help of a sponsor, but unfortunately, the sponsor could not continue with the support. We do not want her to drop out of school again and would love to see her soar to new heights. You can support her with her sponsorship of £20 as the monthly school fees.
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IsatouIsatou is 5 years old and in nursery school. She doesn't have proper schooling resources, amenities, or even basic resources like shoes for travelling to school. The SaGG Foundation stepped in to support her educational needs and provide a resourceful experience with schooling amenities. She lacks financial support, educational books, a uniform, and shoes. Her monthly school fee is £13 and she'd be grateful for a sponsorship.
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Empowering Girls: How Your Sponsorship Makes a Difference |
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Giving Love and Hope100% of the sponsorship goes to your chosen girl. We do not collect a pot of money to distribute among the girls. The girl that you are sponsoring receives your full sponsorship.
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Direct CommunicationYou can choose to have direct communication with the girl and her family. Receive weekly to monthly updates about the girl's schooling and build a 1-2-1 relationship.
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Direct PaymentWe are passionate about what we do. We know the issue at hand, hence why sponsorship payments are made directly to the schools and receipts are made available to you.
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Girls Share the Importance of Education and Hope for the Future Through Sponsorship |
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You can choose to support this movement to educate the girl child by setting up a monthly direct debit of any amount.
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Frequently Asked QuestionsFind 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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Blog And StoriesVisit 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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The FoundersMeet Annetta and Lisa, founders who champion girl child education in The Gambia. Learn about their motivation for their campaign.
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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 girls' education.
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