Empowering Gambian Communities

Access to clean drinking water remains an essential need for survival. In fact, the UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) goal 6, places strong emphasis on access to clean portable drinking water and sanitation for all. Cognizance of this fact, FaBB in partnership with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Days Saints, and World Assembly of Muslim Youths (WAMY) in the past took a bold move to provide over 63 boreholes to several communities across the country free of charge.

A multi-country (Gambia + 8 others in sub‑Saharan Africa) initiative in partnership with UNFPA, UNAIDS, UNESCO, UN Women and UNICEF. Goal: Empower adolescent girls and young women, promote gender equality, and prevent HIV/AIDS through advocacy, policy reform, education and health interventions. Officially launched at the Sir Dawda Kairaba Conference Center in Bijilo on June 7, 2025.

FaBB Foundation, with support from Qatar Charity, delivered vital donations to Gambian communities, including wheelchairs, school furniture, water filters, medical equipment, sewing machines, and solar lights. This initiative improves mobility, education, health, and economic empowerment, showcasing the positive impact of international humanitarian collaboration.

FaBB Foundation, led by the First Lady of The Gambia, met with Alwaleed Philanthropies during the 69th CSW session to explore collaboration on women empowerment and education. Both organizations aim to strengthen support for vulnerable communities in The Gambia through impactful partnerships.

FaBB Foundation, in partnership with the King Salman Medical Relief Center, completed a successful medical camp providing lifesaving surgeries and care to Gambians. Over 100 surgeries—including vascular, pediatric, urology, and OB/GYN—were performed, significantly improving healthcare access and outcomes.