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Where We Work

Jamaica

Integrated Livestock & Economic Self-reliance

The Challenge

High costs of imported food and economic stagnation in rural parishes limit opportunities for families to achieve financial independence and nutritional security.

Our Programme

The Integrated Livestock Initiative provides families with livestock and the necessary training to build micro-enterprises, fostering long-term economic self-reliance.

The People

We partner with rural families, smallholder farmers, and local agricultural extension officers in underserved Jamaican parishes.

The People

Key Activities

  • Distributing starter livestock including goats, poultry, and pigs to selected families.
  • Providing comprehensive veterinary care and animal husbandry training.
  • Facilitating local market connections to help families sell their surplus produce.

Seeing is Believing

Our work on the ground transforms abstract statistics into thriving communities.

Measurable Results

Data Pending

Impact data being verified

Data Pending

Impact data being verified

Data Pending

Impact data being verified

Real Stories, Real Impact

Marcus Campbell

Clarendon Parish, Jamaica

"The starter herd of goats I received completely changed my family's trajectory. Through the animal husbandry training, our herd has tripled, allowing me to pay for my daughter's high school tuition."

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How to Support Our Work Here

Your partnership is crucial. Here is exactly what your support enables in this region:

$50

Covers veterinary care and high-quality feed to sustain starter livestock.

$200

Provides a family with a starter herd of goats or a poultry flock.