In the year 2014, Sabrina, a final-year student midwife, went to the West African country of Gambia for her last internship. In the small village of Gunjur she lived and worked for three months in the Health Center. She became very in touch with the local population during this period.
In preparation for this international internship, she asked herself what she could possibly do for the local population. She brainstormed about this with her teacher. This is how the very first collection campaign for baby clothes and medical material started. This campaign was very successfull: Together with her classmates, they collected more than € 1 2,500 in babyclothes and materials. DHL sent this for the students free of charge to Banjul, the capital of The Gambia. During her volunteering work in the labour ward, she donated a set of baby clothes to each new mother and baby, and the medical equipment was used to protect mother, child and healthcare worker.
She graduated with Distinction in 2014. The love for development aid in Africa remained, and in 2015 Sabrina went to Gunjur again to volunteer. And again the following year ... She wanted to do more ... Sabrina went looking for co-motivated people, and finally the de facto foundation ' MAMAFRIKA'  was born in the spring of 2019  (now named Gambiana).