The Gambia is a small country in west Africa, among the world's poorest and with few natural resources except its people.  Most are subsistence farmers, although the cities and towns are growing. The country has an extensive public school system, and classes are taught in English (there are five primary native languages spoken in the country).  Although the quality of teaching has much room for improvement, education is the key to opportunity.  

Reducing the likelihood of poverty by enhancing the life chances of Gambian children through education; whether it be through individual or collective sponsorship, supporting teacher training or the provision of first class educational accommodation and resources at low cost to families.

Globalteer's Helping Hands School - Empowering a Rural Cambodian Community in Building a Sustainable

At the Helping Hands School, our main vision is to ‘give a hand up’ and not a ‘hand-out’. Helping Hands school is one of our initiatives in endowing the Cambodian Community, which focuses on education to help students and their families become self-reliant and break out of poverty.  Lifestyle through Education!