The Gambian villages of Nyamanarr, Gulumbuyel, Madinayel, and Missira Bamariama are located at least 12km from the nearest health facility in Fatoto. Existing healthcare facilities for the community consists of a mobile reproductive and child health clinic that comes to the community once a month. This mobile clinic occasionally provides antenatal care, lab services and immunisation services. As a result of poor access to health care services, the village and its surroundings have had a high rate of child maternal mortality. Introducing the Alpha Community Health Centre to the villages will provide an accessible healthcare facility that will reduce child and mother mortality rates.

The Alpha Centre will support girls’ education through community initiatives by providing bicycles for students to travel to and from Fatoto Junior and Fatoto High schools and by building a vocational training centre. As well as traditional education, The Alpha Centre will also educate the community on nutrition.

The Alpha Centre will purchase tractors to support the communities during the rainy season to help increase the yield of farming produce. The centre will also have its own lands for farming to produce vital nutritious food for patients and staff and will improve existing agricultural equipment and machinery to help provide sufficient food for the community and enable them to be self-sufficient.

FGM the ritual cutting or removal of a female's genitals for non-medical reasons and constitutes a major risk to the life of women and children where it is practiced. The Alpha Health Centre will run 

Educational programmes for the community on FGM.

The Alpha Centre will build a vocational training programme for the communities to help with self-employment in the region and will also create employment opportunities for the youth of the community.