Livestock Rehabilitation Project

Livestock Rehabilitation Project

Kasese Community Health and Education Foundation (KCHEF) is concerned with building families where there is peace, good heath and economic empowerment for family sustainability and food security. This is important for pre-born and growing up children.

In order for the children to succeed in school, work and life, grater efforts must be made to reduce poverty levels by addressing problems or challenges such as family instability, low incomes, high prevalence of disease, low literacy rate, high rate of child stunting growth, domestic violence and poor hygiene and sanitation.

The organization having worked in various rural communities in the District and Rwenzori region, we have found out that, there are very many single mothers (child young mothers) as a result of early and forced marriages, effects of Covid-19 pandemic which led to unwanted and planned pregnancies, high rate of girl child drop out of school now struggling to take care of their children (families) which have been neglected by men and some have lost their husbands due to HIV/AIDS, domestic violence and conflicts, chronic sicknesses of cancer, diabetes, the social event of 2016 Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu conflicts with government which led to 100 people dead, 284 imprisoned for 7 years, a situation that led = many orphans, widows/widowers and accidents.

Present Needs

Project Goal & Specific Objectives

Target

The goal of the project is to improve the livestock level of 585 farm families in five (2) communities in Kasese District-Busongora Nort
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Duration of Project
3 (three) years
To help provide 585 farm families with livestock (cows, goats, sheep and pigs) to restart and ensure diversified production by between June-December 2025

To reduce malnutrition and increase livestock cows, goats, sheep and pigs available for 585 farms families.