Bwiam General Hospital
Bwiam General Hospital (BGH) plays a crucial role in providing healthcare services to a significant portion of the population in provincial Gambia.
Health Care
Healthcare is a fundamental right that everyone deserves access to. It's not just about treating illness; it's about promoting wellness and ensuring people can lead fulfilling lives.
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Health Education
Health education is vital for a vibrant community. By empowering individuals with knowledge about nutrition, exercise, mental wellness, and preventive care, we pave the way for healthier lives. Let's prioritize education to inspire lifelong habits that promote well-being and vitality for all.
Medical
Medical care is vital for our well-being. Regular check-ups and timely interventions can prevent illnesses from escalating. Remember to prioritize your health and consult healthcare professionals whenever necessary. Your well-being matters.
WORLD BANK REGIONAL DIRECTOR COMMENDS PROGRESS AT BGH
Bwiam, The Gambia Bwiam General Hospital had the honour of hosting the World Bank Regional Director for West Africa and his delegation, accompanied by the leadership of the Ministry of Health, during the 2026 African Caucus meeting of the World Bank and IMF held in The Gambia. The visit was undertaken to inspect the recently completed World Bank-funded construction and
🕊️ OBITUARY ANNOUNCEMENT 🕊️
The Board, Management, and Staff of Bwiam General Hospital, especially the Maternity Ward, regret to announce with profound sadness the passing of our beloved colleague and friend, Mariama Badjie. Mariama Badjie passed away at Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital (EFSTH), Banjul. Her burial will take place in Kambong. Mariama was a devoted, compassionate, and hardworking member of the Bwiam General
Notification of Opening of Scholarship Applications for Long-Term Training for the 2026/2027 Academic Year
Dear Directors, Hospital CEOs, and Programme Managers, Onbehalf of the Permanent Secretary you are informed that the Personnel Management Office (PMO) has opened scholarship applications for Master’s Degree programmes for the 2026/2027 academic year. Interested staff are required to obtain application forms from the Human Resource Development Division of the PMO during official working hours, or download them from the
ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS ON THE TRANSGAMBIA HIGHWAY: A SERIOUS CONCERN IN THE FONI REGION
Road traffic accidents along the Transgambia Highway, particularly in the Foni Region, are increasing at an alarming rate and have become a major public safety and public health concern. Our hospitals continue to receive victims with severe injuries, permanent disabilities, and preventable deaths. Many of these incidents could have been avoided. These accidents affect all road users — commercial vehicles,
BABY OF THE YEAR 2026 || Presentation Held at Bwiam General Hospital
On 1st January 2026, the Maternity Unit of our hospital hosted the Baby of the Year 2026 presentation, organized by the Fatoumatta Bah Barrow Foundation (FaBB). The annual event celebrates safe deliveries and maternal care while recognizing the first babies born in the New Year in the hospitals across the country. Three newborns were officially recorded and honored in the
VACANCY NOTICE 02/07/25
Applications are invited from suitably qualified Gambian to fill the vacant positions of Revenue Collectors at Bwiam General Hospital. REQUIREMENTS: – Age: 20 to 35 years QUALIFICATIONS: – AAT/CAT or any equivalent certificate -WASSCE results with at least 3 credits including English and Mathematics -Literacy in computers will be an added advantage SALARY: -Grade 3.1 on the Gambia Government integrated pay
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Health
Specialized Care: We provide specialized medical care tailored to children’s unique needs, ensuring they receive the best treatment for their conditions.
Comfort and Support: Hospitals can be intimidating environments for children, so we prioritize creating a comforting and supportive atmosphere.
Education
Continuity in Learning: Hospitalized children often miss school due to their medical conditions. Educational programs within hospitals ensure that children can continue their studies, minimizing the disruption to their education.
Empowerment: Education empowers children by providing them with a sense of normalcy and control during a challenging time. Engaging in learning activities can boost their self-esteem and confidence, helping them cope better with their medical conditions.
Our Staff
Kebba Manneh
Chief Executive Officer
Alieu Sonko
Deputy Chief Executive Officer
Ansuman Mendy
Hospital Administrator
Aminata Bah
Human Resource Manager
Fatou Kah
Principal Nursing Officer