What we do
Personal Development
Reverend Father Anthony Sonko presented a certificate at one of our events to one of the many young people our programs helped develop. He dropped out of school early; we sent him to the nation's leading college, Gambia Technical Training Institute, and he became an electrician. Worked for the National Water and Electricity Company, later picked up a job at the same training institute, continued studying there, and was later employed as a professor. He has served as an executive member of our organization for years with a lot of dedication and commitment
Volunteering
Volunteering provides young people the opportunity to learn leadership skills through planning, organizing, implementing, and evaluating events, travels, and projects. In addition, we provided mentoring, training, and development, and trusted them with handling leadership tasks to build their confidence and skills
A meeting with Education students and professors of Stenden College from the Netherlands at the Senegambia Beach Hotel; discussing a program of activities, including their volunteering at our schools
Networking
Our networking skills enabled us to access vital information and resources, build relationships, and develop partnerships. Networking also creates opportunities for young people to learn from peers, exchange ideas, and participate in project problem-solving.
Former Chairman and founder of the CCLK Gambia and CCLKnetworking founder, at a two-day summit of young African leaders from all 49 Sub-Saharan African countries and the United States
Held in Washington DC, jointly hosted by the African Union Mission to the United States, the US Department of State, Constituency for Africa, and United States Africa Development Foundation
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