The Beryl Browne Foundation is named after an incredible woman who was born and raised in Nevis, West Indies, and who came to the United Kingdom in the late 1950s. In the community she was known as ‘Mother Browne’. People would come from far and near to discuss their issues and concerns with her. She was embraced as nurturing and supportive person, yet demonstrating high moral standards, lots of common sense and a very strong belief system in justice, All these rich characteristics made Beryl a very outstanding character. I am really proud to say this amazing was my grandmother.

The Beryl Browne Foundation supports the development and improvement of life mainly in the Gambia in Africa. The work undertaken there is based on those same old fashioned, well thought through principles and values.

Beryl Browne has been the inspiration to making a substantial difference in the lives of others, through the application of these principles.

The Beryl Browne Foundation operates at a grass roots level, with the recognition that most things grow from seeds. If the seed is well nourished and cared for the roots will be strong and much fruit will be the reward.

The Beryl Browne foundation is intent on ensuring that seeds can be well nurtured and roots supported.

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