This project will provide breeding goats, goat shelters, feed, and veterinary care for 64 orphaned children living at LEVE-MOI Orphanage in Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo. The goats will be raised for meat production and herd growth, creating a sustainable source of nutritious food. As the herd expands, surplus goats will be sold to generate income for food, education, and healthcare, helping vulnerable children build a healthier future.
In Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo, many orphaned children face chronic hunger and poor nutrition. At LEVE-MOI Orphanage, 64 children rely on limited resources for daily meals. Rising food prices have made protein-rich foods such as meat difficult to afford. Without regular access to nutritious food, children face malnutrition, weakened immunity, poor concentration in school, and increased vulnerability to illness.
This project will establish a sustainable goat farming program at LEVE-MOI Orphanage. Funds will purchase breeding goats, construct goat shelters, provide feed, and ensure veterinary care. The growing herd will supply nutritious goat meat for orphaned children while surplus goats will be sold to generate income. This practical solution improves food security, strengthens nutrition, and helps support education and healthcare costs.
A growing goat herd will provide a reliable source of nutritious meat for generations of orphaned children in Goma. Income from goat sales will help fund food, education, healthcare, and essential orphanage services. Over time, the project will reduce dependence on donations, improve child nutrition, strengthen food security, and create lasting economic stability for vulnerable children in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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