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Classical Ballet Development Project In Africa

Classical Ballet Development Project In Africa

 Welcome To The Gambia Ballet Factory

The Gambia Ballet Factory offers free and subsidised ballet classes and lessons to disadvantaged girls in The Gambia, West Africa and are spreading the word that educating girls can transform societies.
We are using the grace and beauty of ballet to inspire, empower and educate underprivileged young girls in Africa
An Introduction To Ballet For Some Young Dancers At The Village Shoopping Centre In Kololi, The Gambia, West Africa With UK Dancer Peter Bindloss on His Recent Visit To The Gambia Ballet Factory
Interest in Ballet is growing all across Africa and the Gambia Ballet Factory is reaching out to the international world of classical ballet for volunteer ballerinas, ballet dancers, ballet teachers & choreographers to come to Gambia and become the inspirational role models for the next generation

Classical Ballet School Education Project In West Africa


The story of Michaela DePrince’s journey from poverty in an orphanage in war torn Sierra Leone to prima ballerina at the Dutch National Ballet is an inspiration to young girls all over West Africa.
Her portrayal of strength, self-reliance, confidence and power are the key elements of female empowerment that we want young girls in Gambia to aspire to and identify with.

Empowering & Inspiring Young Girls With A Ballet Education


When girls are educated, they gain the skills, knowledge and confidence to break the cycle of poverty. An educated girl will marry later, have fewer, healthier children, and will earn more money that she can re-invest in her family and community.
Our mission is to help these young disadvantaged and underprivileged girls in Gambia to expand their horizons, explore their creativity and build the friendships, confidence, self esteem and discipline to live a better life.

Ballet Development Project In Schools In The Gambia, West Africa


ballet-lessons-africaThe Gambia Ballet Factory offers free ballet lessons to girls who show talent or commitment and is dedicated to creating a world-class standard for ballet classes, lessons, training, tuition, performance education and expression in The Gambia.
At the Gambia Ballet Factory, we use the grace and beauty of ballet to inspire and educate disadvantaged young women and girls here in Africa.

Ballet Development Workshops Using Story Telling & Musical Appreciation


Ballet, Education & Literacy We also run a number of workshops at local schools, youth clubs and community centres in Gambia that give underprivileged girls and young women a chance to experience ballet lessons, ballet classes, watch ballet film shows and participate in ballet and musical appreciation workshops.
Our community ballet programs introduces participants to ballet and identifies girls suitable for formal training through our annual ballet scholarships and ballet mentor program.

Ballet School Scholarships, Grants & Funding In Africa


Attracting sponsorship, donations, volunteers or funding for a ballet development program in Africa is challenging and time consuming.
With dedication, a great team effort, planning and strategy, our fund raisers are raising money and collecting ballet shoes, ballet DVDs and Ballet books to support our ballet, dance and community development projects across Gambia. Play a part in our Gambian ballet and dance development projects:

Share Your Passion For Ballet With The Gambia Ballet Factory


Our ballet introduction and education program in The Gambia is entirely funded by donations, project grants and philanthropic support.
We are happy to receive volunteers, sponsorship, funding or donations of anything involving ballet, dance and the performing arts.
Make a donation now and help us get the next generation moving!

 

 

 

In West Africa 16 million girls are not in school due to complex social, political, traditional and economical factors. Everything from marriage practices to disease to poverty to seasonal labour requirements contribute to this catastrophe.


Using ballet, dance and the performing arts, the Ballet Hss Decided mission is to help these young underprivileged girls to get into school, expand their horizons, explore their creativity and build the friendships, confidence and self esteem to live a better life. Get Involved

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Play a part in our innovative ballet and dance development projects: We are happy to receive volunteers, sponsorship, funding or donations of anything involving ballet, dance and the performing arts.

Ballet Has Decided News

  • Ballet can inspire and educate disadvantaged young girls in Africa
  • In sub Saharan Africa only one in four poor girls attends school.
  • GPO – Gambia Projects Overseas
  • Capezio Ballet Shoes & Slippers
  • Marcelle Pulleine – Geelong, Australia
  • Peter & Eddie Bindloss – Insteps Dance Academy, Ludlow
  • Veron Shen Of Funky Dance Academy In Singapore.
  • Pam Vlach – Tap Uganda
  • Rosy Nevard – Nova Grace Productions
  • Tasha Bertram – Russian Ballet Dancer & Teacher
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