Munazamat Aldawa Al Islamia

Munazamat Aldawa Al Islamia, (TANGO), aims to assist with the spiritual development of the person so that he can take care of the material aspects.


It encourages positive relations among members of the community without prejudice.


Specific projects include assisting in rural development programs at community level through self-help, charitable services and collaboration with other NGOs, providing education resources, agriculture inputs, health facilities, water supply and training facilities.

Agency for Personal Services Overseas

Agency for Personal Services Overseas, (TANGO), is an Irish charity which aims to contribute to sustainable improvement in the living conditions of poor communities by enabling skilled Irish people to transfer and share skills and knowledge and contribute to a process of development, peace and justice.

Malvern Girls College Gambia Project

Malvern Girls College Gambia Project The link began when two vacationing staff members visited the country in 1992 and were invited by a former pupil to see the work she was doing in one of the villages.


Experiencing the appalling level of poverty at close quarters, they decided they must encourage the College to develop links with a Gambian school.

The following year they contacted a variety of schools trying to decide which one was the most needy.

Their taxi driver being intrigued at the purpose of their visit persuaded them to choose his village, Illiassa, a long way “up country” and well off the tourist track.

So far the support has been for school projects but the College may branch out into other areas.

The village women’s vegetable gardens provide most of the family food but they have little awareness of the value of working together or how to improve productivity.

On our recent visit they made their sense of powerlessness known to their visitors and so the College is exploring ways to provide support.

Marlborough Brandt Group – MBG

Marlborough Brandt Group – MBG, is a UK charity which has developed links with the village of Gunjur.


They have initiated a wide range of supportive programmes including health education, business education, numeracy, literacy, a credit union and loan scheme, exchange of young volunteers, clean water supply and institutional capacity-building.

They are also active in the field of development education in the UK through the Wiltshire World Studies Centre (WWSC).