During our time here in The Gambia, we have donated tons of food, medical supplies and other needs to assist needy situations.

Recipients of the aid have been the following:

• Refugee Community Center-This center was recently set up by the UNHCR to meet the needs of the many refugees in The Gambia. It attends to about 5,000 Sierra Leonese refugees from the Greater Banjul Area.
• Basse Refugee Camp-There are about 10,000 refugees from Sierra Leone in The Gambia. The Basse Refugee camp attends to about 200 refugees, most of whom are amputees and people who were disabled in the war.
• Lower Nuimi District-This area covers the northwestern part of Gambia and borders Senegal.
• Western Division-This area is in the south central part of Gambia, bordering the Casamance area of Senegal. The main village that received our donation is Dobong Village, which is near Sintet Village, where we started our pilot project, The Small Village Plan.
• Medical Research Center and Jammeh for Peace Foundation Free Clinic

Children from Sintet village, always smiling and friendly.	Standing in front of the Sintet Junior Secondary school.
In Sintet with the Al Kalo (chief) and villagers.
In the village.	Project Manager Richard Enarson meeting with the President of the Gambia in his home village.