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Hope for the Future Hosts Career Day to Inspire Students

Bakary Touray Jr by Bakary Touray Jr
May 23, 2026
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Hope for the Future on Saturday, 23rd May 2026 organized a Career Day session aimed at empowering school students with knowledge, guidance, and inspiration as they explore diverse career paths and opportunities for personal and professional growth.

The program was designed to provide young participants with a strong foundation for their future careers, while also encouraging them to make informed decisions that will enable them to contribute meaningfully to national development.

Empowering the Next Generation

Rosemond Eric Johnson, Founder and Executive Director of Hope for the Future, explained that the organization is dedicated to supporting vulnerable children, migrant returnees, and survivors of human trafficking.

She emphasized: “We help children gain access to education, food, clothing, and in some cases, shelter. Many young people face challenges due to their family background, but with Hope for the Future, we assure them that regardless of their circumstances, they can achieve their ambitions in life.”

Child Protection and Advocacy

Solomon Atibuni, Acting National Coordinator of the Child Protection Alliance (CPA), highlighted the importance of safeguarding children’s rights. He noted that the CPA was established in 2021 through a UNICEF initiative and has since been advocating for child protection across the country.

He told participants: “This session provides a unique platform for you to understand what CPA stands for and how your rights can be protected.”

Keynote Address: Purpose and Integrity

Delivering the keynote speech, Dwright Wilson, Public Relations Officer of AU Watch, urged students to recognize their purpose and potential. He stressed the importance of discipline, consistency, and turning passion into profession.

Wilson cautioned against societal “accidents” such as drug abuse, corruption, and lack of integrity, describing them as “the three cancers destroying Africa today.” He encouraged the youth to embrace unity and responsibility, saying: “Young man, young woman, this is your world. Deliver. Drive safely.”

Students’ Reflections

The participating students expressed gratitude to Hope for the Future for organizing what they described as a vital career-building initiative. They shared their optimism about the lessons learned, noting that the session would help them choose careers beneficial not only to themselves but also to the nation.

 

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Bakary Touray Jr

Bakary Touray Jr

Bakary Touray Jr is a Gambia-based freelance journalist with more than four years of experience. He focuses on reporting on the legislature, sports, and agriculture. He is also a Mandinka News Presenter on Foroyaa Radio. He holds certificates in news writing, radio production and video reporting from the Gambia Press Union School of Journalism. He also holds an advanced level certificate in Media and Communication from Humanity First and The Gambia College. His reports have appeared on the Foroyaa Newspaper since 2016, and on Mansa Banko Online from 2017 to date.

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