We believe in the strength and resilience of every woman who is struggling. We are committed to helping women embrace their identity, define their own future, and positively impact the world around them.
Our Mission
At Yamama Services for Women, our mission is to empower struggling women especially single mothers, immigrants, and refugees by offering support, tools, and resources to enhance their well being personal growth, economic independence, and social integration

Meet the Team

Yasmina Gallaoui
Founder
Yasmina is the co-founder of Yamama Services for Women. She, was born in Morocco; and is multi-lingual, speaking Arabic, French, English and some Spanish.
She has studied various fields, including law, healthcare, education, and has obtained the following degrees:
Her Masters in Criminal Law, Forensics Science,
Nursing degree, Early childhood Education, and a Certificate in Early childhood Special Education
Yasmina believe that through studying and practical experiences it can enable women to reach their personal and professional goals. It is extremely important to her to bridge the gap by offering support and aid to all women facing many different challenging situations. After overcoming their challenges her aim is to help them reintegrate back into society.
In April of 2024 Yamama was brought to life and now the work has begun, Yasmina uses herself and this accomplishment as proof that all is possible through hard work, faith and dedication.
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Amna Khair
Treasurer
Amna Muhammed Khair, originally from Sudan. Amna believes that social solidarity is sufficient to advance society. Since women are half of society, supporting women in difficult situations is our duty as a civil society to ensure balance and development in addition to protect women’s international rights.
Amna speaks Arabic and English and has Bachelor in Law.
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Raby Gueye
Product Manager
Raby migrated to United States in 2009 with her family. She hold an Associate Degree Liberal Arts and Science and a Bachelor Degree in Advertising and Communication.
She has over 13 years of retail industry and collaborating and co-creating with people. She's been devoted to support her community by volunteering at her local masjid and AARP.
With my role in Yamama, I hope to assist women in need and provide them the tools and resources to become independent and unstoppable.




