Schooling, later in life
The Sunflower Women project started in Brikama in 2010 as a three-year education programme for adult women who never attended school. The first fifteen women learned to write their own names, read and do arithmetic — skills they needed in daily life and at the market.
In February 2014 the first cohort received their diplomas, and the programme grew: in the 2018/2019 school year, 32 women studied in two classes, in Brikama and New Jeshwang. The teaching — English and mathematics — was led by teachers Gaye and Absa Jobe in New Jeshwang and Landing Sorra in Brikama.




