Friends of Visually Impaired Children in the Gambia - Links to other charites and NGOs working in the Gambia

The following links connect to pages created by The Association of Non Governmental Organisations in The Gambia in 1996. This link gives an overview of the organisation including its nationality and contact details then current.

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1	Age Care Association Age Care Association is a network of independent organisations working to improve the standard of living for poor elderly people in the Gambia. ACA provides shelter, food, clothing and medical facilities to the old.	817
2	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.	748
3	Association for Intervention, Cooperation and Development Association for Intervention, Cooperation and Development, (TANGO), provides services to sustain and expand the primary health system in the Eastern region of the Gambia	658
4	Association of Farmers, Educators and Traders Association of Farmers, Educators and Traders, (TANGO), aims to create firm and effective cooperation amongst grassroots farmer organisations in rural areas. It assists production and promotes self-sufficiency through skills training, credit and savings facilities	726
5	Association of Gambian Entrepreneurs Association of Gambian Entrepreneurs, (TANGO), provides credit and savings mobilization, trains entrepreneurs in business management through seminars, workshops and study tours, provides advisory and consultancy services to members, promotes business ventures with national and international investors and publishes a business magazine and directory	671
6	Child Youth Support and Rural Development Agency Child Youth Support and Rural Development Agency, (TANGO), focuses on child/youth support and rural development, including basic education for children and skills training for all. It also works on health and family planning projects. It supports horticultural development projects and adoption of improved farming techniques, programs to arrest soil degradation and deforestation and to implementation of ecological intervention systems	691