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The Association for Mentally Disabled Gambia (AMDG) is a non-profit, voluntary, and non-partisan organization established to promote, protect, and advance the rights and and well-being of persons with mental disabilities in The Gambia.

11/06/2026

A Reminder

05/06/2026

GENERAL MEETING NOTICE

The Association for the Mentally Disabled Gambia (AMDG) warmly invites all members to attend our upcoming General Meeting scheduled as follows:

Date: 13th June, 2026
Venue: Sukuta Health Center
Time: 15:30 PM

This meeting will serve as an important platform for members to:
✅ Receive updates on AMDG activities
✅ Discuss ongoing and upcoming programs
✅ Share ideas and recommendations
✅ Strengthen our unity and commitment towards mental health advocacy and inclusion in The Gambia

Your presence, voice, and participation are highly important to the growth and success of our Association.

Together, let us continue building a mentally healthy, inclusive, and compassionate Gambia.

27/05/2026

EID AL-ADHA Mubarak

AMDG extends warm Tobaski greetings to all members, partners, families, and the entire Gambian community.

As we celebrate this blessed occasion of sacrifice, love, unity, and compassion, let us remember the importance of kindness, inclusion, and support for one another — especially persons living with mental health challenges and disabilities.

May this Eid bring:
🤍 Peace to every heart
🤍 Hope to every family
🤍 Healing to those struggling
🤍 Joy, blessings, and prosperity to our nation

Let us continue to build a society where everyone is valued, respected, included, and supported.

Together, we build a mentally healthy and compassionate Gambia.

Eid Mubarak from all of us at AMDG!

18/05/2026

NOT EVERY PAIN IS VISIBLE

Sometimes the strongest smiles hide the deepest struggles.
A friend who withdraws…
A sibling who stays quiet…
A colleague who loses interest in life…

These are not signs of “madness” — they may be signs of someone silently struggling.

Mental health challenges can affect ANYONE.
Let’s stop the labels.
Let’s stop the judgment.
Let’s start showing care.

Observe. Listen. Support. Reach out.

One kind word can make a difference.
One action can save a life.

Mental Health Matters. Every Mind Counts

15/05/2026

MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID

Sometimes, people around us are silently fighting battles we cannot see.

A friend may suddenly become quiet.
A family member may withdraw from everyone.
Someone may be smiling outside but breaking down inside.

And many times, they are not looking for someone to judge them…
They are looking for someone to listen.

Mental Health First Aid is not about being a doctor or therapist.

It is about:
🤝 Listening without judgment
🤝 Showing care and compassion
🤝 Supporting someone in distress
🤝 Encouraging them to seek help
🤝 Staying connected and reminding them they are not alone

One conversation can bring hope.
One act of kindness can change a life.
One person who cares can make all the difference.

We should all believe that mental health support starts with humanity, understanding, and compassion.

Let us stop the stigma and start supporting one another.
Because every mind matters.

14/05/2026

MENTAL HEALTH IS HEALTH

Too many people continue to suffer in silence because of stigma, discrimination, and hurtful words.

Words like:
“Amul solo.”
“He is mad.”
“She is crazy.”

These words do not heal. They hurt.

Mental health challenges are real, and anyone can struggle with— your brother, your sister, your friend, or even you.

we should try to be in a society where:
✅ No one should be ashamed to speak.
✅ No one should be left behind.
✅ Everyone deserves dignity, care, support, and understanding.

Let us stop the stigma and start the healing.
One kind word can save a life.

Choose kindness.
Choose understanding.
Choose to stand for mental health.

10/05/2026

On Tuesday, Association of Mentally disabled Gambia had a meeting with Gambia Federation of the Disabled.

Key matters discussed during the meeting included:

* Strengthening communication and coordination between AMDG and GFD.
* Ensuring greater involvement and participation in advocacy events and activities.
* Exploring possible future collaborations and partnerships, particularly in areas related to mental health and disability advocacy.

The meeting also emphasized the importance of maintaining proper communication channels, sharing official contact information, and working together on future projects and concept notes that could attract funding and create positive impact within the disability community in The Gambia.

30/04/2026

*Courtesy Call Update| AMDG and National Youth Council*

Today, the Association for the Mentally Disabled Gambia (AMDG) paid a successful courtesy call to the National Youth Council (NYC) as part of our ongoing efforts to strengthen partnerships and expand our advocacy work across the country.

The delegation had the honor of meeting with the Executive Director, Alhagie Jarju, and Ebrima Ndow, who warmly received the team.

The meeting focused on exploring areas of collaboration, particularly in nationwide advocacy, youth engagement, and mental health awareness. AMDG highlighted the importance of *leveraging NYC’s regional structures* to enhance outreach and ensure that mental health conversations reach communities across The Gambia.

Both parties expressed strong interest in building a strategic partnership, with discussions centered around joint programs, capacity building, and inclusive initiatives that will empower young people and support persons living with mental disabilities.

This engagement marks another important step forward in AMDG’s mission to promote dignity, inclusion, and well-being for all.

We appreciate the warm reception and look forward to a fruitful collaboration.

Thank you all

29/04/2026

AUTISM AWARENESS | AMDG

AMDG proudly joins the global community in raising awareness and promoting understanding of Autism.
Autism is not a *disease/Illness* — *it is a different way of thinking, learning, and experiencing the world* . Every individual on the spectrum is unique, with their own strengths, abilities, and potential.

We believe in a society where everyone is respected, included, and given equal opportunities to thrive.
Let us all:
Promote understanding
Show kindness and patience
Support families and caregivers
Speak up against stigma and discrimination

Together, we can build a more inclusive and compassionate Gambia where everyone belongs.

18/02/2026

Association for the Mentally Disabled Gambia (AMDG) wishes all Christians a deeply reflective and peaceful Lenten season.

Lent is more than just a time of sacrifice; it is a journey of the heart toward greater empathy and love. As we walk this path of prayer and fasting, let us remember that the greatest gift we can offer is our presence and support to those who often feel forgotten.

In these forty days, may we find the grace to be 'our brother’s keeper,' advocating for the dignity and well-being of those living with mental health challenges. May your Lenten journey be filled with hope, healing, and spiritual renewal.

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