Today, thanks to GAFSIPs ongoing support, Gambian communities are served by 12 fire stations, six sea rescue stations and over 1,000 firefighters and staff.
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In 1991, only two fire stations served by 87 firefighters existed in The Gambia.
Since then, many fire appliances and ancillary vehicles have been donated to the Gambia Fire and Rescue Service thanks to support from Avon Fire Authority.
🚒🎉We’re celebrating 30 years of charity work with Gambia and Avon Fire Services in Partnership!
Since David Hutchings, former AF&RS Chief Fire Officer, visited the Gambia and founded the charity in 1991, the Gambia Fire & Rescue Service has gone from strength to strength.
Congratulations The #Scorpions for putting forth a fantastic effort to go to the quarter-finals of #AFCON2021. You have made me and the entire Nation proud.
🚒This week 7 fire engines and a water bowser from @RBFRSofficial have set sail to Gambia.
The 8 vehicles, retired from duty here in the UK, remain fully serviceable and provide life saving equipment to communities in The Gambia.
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The Chief Fire officer of the Gambia Fire and Rescue Services regret to announce the death of Divisional Fire officer kebba Conteh the commanding officer of Bansang Fire and Rescue station. He dedicated all his life saving lives and property. May the departed soul rest in peace.
Another container loaded and on its way to support our colleagues in #TheGambia. Filled with PPE donated by @BristolUniforms and @Glosfire and other useful equipment. Thanks to White And Red Watch of @AFRSWeston for their support with moving all the boxes.
I had the absolute pleasure of ‘rubbing elbows’ and welcoming Samba and ACFO from the Gambian Fire and Rescue Service yesterday. Our GAFSIP charity helps to provide our end of life kit and equipment to Gambia #GAFSIP#ElbowsAcrossTheOcean#FireServiceFamily
Last of the fabulous men & women of the fire brigade being walked off the Bentley Town End estate after being here for over a week pumping water out of the flooded estate. @syfr please share with the brigades who came from around the UK to support. Thank you! #DoncasterFloods
@McmurroughShaun @AFRSBedminster @AvonFireRescue We would always take water! More work but our safety is primordial... You never know what is around the corner. #SafetyFirst