About Us
65% of Gambia’s population are under the age of 25. Unemployment is high and many have left the country via treacherous routes to reach Europe for a better life. Many encountered deaths and exploitation. Others are forced to engage in sex tourism, making underage children vulnerable. Skills and training are urgently needed to tackle the poverty cycle.
The Daigo Partnership was formed in 2019 bringing together UWE Bristol and Daughters of Africa Foundation (DOAF) in a dynamic new partnership providing a platform for education and skills for African communities, personal and professional development for UWE Bristol students.
Projects
Students & Gambian community stories
had found out about the Daigo 3 Digital Project through the university. I signed up to develop my pitching skill, my communication skill, boost my confidence as well as to be able to share what I have been learning from Undergraduate studies.”
UWE students – Daigo 3 Digital
UWE students – Daigo 3 Digital
Contact &
Information
For information and application, please contact: [email protected]
