AfreeCAN Act is a registered charitable non-profit in The Gambia, advocating for mental health in children and young adults through fun, colourful, and kind approaches.
We use fun, colourful and kind ways to advocate for mental health among children and young adults across The Gambia.
We organise annual workshops on mental health for children and parents, creating safe spaces to learn, share, and grow together as a community.
Creating and sharing spaces for emotional and mental wellbeing and growth, supporting children and young adults through their mental health journeys.
Annual bake sales, community gatherings, and fundraising events — all proceeds go directly to funding our mental health advocacy and charitable actions.
Raising awareness on mental health through campaigns, social media, merchandise, and community outreach across The Gambia.
AfreeCAN Act creates positive and productive childhood experiences and opportunities for African children by utilising contemporary tools and a pragmatic approach towards bettering their lives.
We believe every child deserves access to mental health support delivered in ways that are fun, colourful, and kind — breaking the stigma surrounding mental health in Africa.
Learn More About UsInitiatives designed to support mental health and wellbeing of children and young adults in The Gambia.
Annual workshops for children, young adults, and parents exploring mental health, emotional wellbeing, and healthy coping strategies.
Safe, nurturing spaces where children can express themselves, access support, and build emotional resilience in a caring environment.
Art, craft, and mental health-related creative activities that engage children in exploring wellbeing through fun and colourful expression.
Summer activities creating and sharing spaces for emotional and mental wellbeing growth throughout the school holiday period.
Annual bake sales and community fundraisers bringing people together while raising awareness and funds for mental health advocacy.
Ongoing campaigns to reduce stigma and raise awareness of mental health issues affecting children and youth across The Gambia.