IOM The Gambia

07/05/2026

Strengthening mental health in The Gambia.

Through our European Union in The Gambia-funded STRONG project, IOM, Ministry of Health The Gambia and partners are expanding MHPSS access — training frontline workers and community healers to deliver inclusive care and support returnee reintegration.

More details: 🗞️ 👉🏼 https://gambia.iom.int/news/iom-strengthens-frontline-and-community-mental-health-capacities-gambia

06/05/2026

Migration is central to The Gambia’s development — driving economic growth, community strength, and regional mobility.

As global leaders convene for , the country's Director of Diaspora and Migration shares how stronger coordination, inclusive policies, and gender-responsive governance is powering progress.

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

Safe, regular migration is a shared responsibility.

Government, diaspora, civil society, private sector and communities — all at the table for The Gambia.

Ahead of this , partners reaffirm a true whole‑of‑society approach to migration governance.

05/05/2026

🚨 Vacancy announcement

Are you passionate about migration?

Here's an opportunity to help shape a society where migration is safe, orderly, and dignified.

Click 👉 bit.ly/4tTrKIz to apply for National Project Officer - (MPRR-SSA) NO-A to join our Banjul team.

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01/05/2026

Cultural celebrations and community rituals are more than tradition — they’re pathways to healing.

This weekend through our European Union in The Gambia-funded STRONG Project, we're supporting of Sutukonding, URR, to celebrate its festival — aimed at rebuilding social bonds, strengthening returnees resilience and mental wellbeing.

30/04/2026

As we head towards the , we reflect on The Gambia's strong leadership on regular migration pathways for national development.

The National Dialogue on Migration 2025 reinforced the country's whole of government and whole of society approaches for migration governance.

30/04/2026

30/04/2026

Ahead of , the Government of The Gambia and stakeholders validated its Second National Progress Report.

The event reflects a strong whole‑of‑government and whole‑of‑society commitment to safe, orderly and dignified migration.

For more: https://gambia.iom.int/news/advancing-gcm-implementation-gambia-validates-second-national-progress-report-ahead-imrf-2026

22/04/2026

Call for application for registration.

Are you a Gambian returnee from Europe or transit countries in North or Sub-Saharan Africa who returned after 7 Aug. 2025?

An opportunity from our European Union in The Gambia-funded community-based reintegration program.

Women returnees are encouraged to apply.

Apply: bit.ly/4sOfrwG

20/04/2026

Migrant rights are universal.

Protecting them means ensuring safe pathways, access to services, and dignity for all, regardless of status.