Members of the G L,
I have now come to conclude that the people of Campama are the forgotten
ones. Since my last posting on 23th April,2001, I  got only one response
from Momodou Camara , what a pity ? Who knows who will be the next inmate,
me, you, my sister, your brother, cousin etc. I hope this message will bring
back your memories to those who need help.
NEWS.
I  happy  to report that our good brother Ousu Njie Senior, Babou Sowe and
group have been doing a good job at the Campama. I went on a visit to
Campama and i can gladly say that  the institution has been given a new face
lift. All the Asbestos roof have been  replace and the inmates a no longer
hungry. They have enough bread for both breakfast and !njonal ! Ous and the
rest of the crew Babou Sowe, Dayda, Njas Nden, Aunty Haddy, George all of
Radio 1 F.M and all the others especially Tapha Njie of  TAF  Construction.
May Allah reward you all with his special blessing.

The fencing of the cemetery is in full progress and special thanks   yet
again to Deyda Hydara, A.B. Dandeh Njie, Pap Sain and the rest of the
committee who spear headed this important project .
BLESS YOU ALL .
Chi Jamma
Bro. Sheikh Tejan Nyang
Sheikh Tejan Nyang wrote:

> Dear Friends,
>    I promised sometime ago to do some consultations with the authorities
> on the needs of Campama and get back to you for your assistance. Let me
> say that getting information from offices is not easy these days,
> especially when you mention  the involvement of Gambia-L . I had a
> meeting with  board members of BODY& MIND a newly formed group with the
> same aim of assisting the Campama some two months back and briefed them
> on my plans to help and i  also provided them with the copies of the
> exchange of ideas. They promised to get back to me but i have still not
> got news from them. Any way life has to go on and i have this list below
> for your information and assistance both for now and the long term.
>
> TRAINING NEEDS.
> 1. Post basic training of nurses to psychiatric nurses.
>  2. Attachment\refresher courses for trained psychiatric nurses.
> 3. Training of interested Gambian medical officers as psychiatrists.
> INFRASTRUCTURE.
> 1.    Building of a 60 bedded ward with basic furniture. There is
> available land in the premises.
> 2.Renovation and repainting of the existing units.
> 3. Extension and equipping of the rehabilitation centre ; Sewing
> machine, knitting materials, carpentry tools.
>
> EQUIPMENT.
> 1. ELECTRO-MAMMOGRAM (EMG) machine.
> 2. Electro-encephalogram (EEG) machine.
> 3. medicine trolley
> 4.Electro-convulsive therapy (ECT) machine.
> 5.Beds and bedside lockers.
> 6.PVC covered  mattresses.
> 7.patient gowns for male and female.
> 8. office equipment. AND ANY OTHER EQUIPMENT  THAT WILL BE USEFUL IN A
> HOSPITAL.
>
> I wish to commend Ousu Njie Senor , Deyda Hydara and group for the
> continues support and assistance to Campama. May God bless you all.
> Special thanks to  George christensen for dedicating a special programme
> on his station on Campama.
> Looking forward to your support in this regard.
>
> Chi Jamma,
> Bro . Sheikh Tejan Nyang.

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