Goat Farming Project
Overview
Instead of short-term aid, this project provides families with the tools they need to generate long-term income and regain independence.
Each family receives two goats (one male and one female) along with training and ongoing support. The goats reproduce approximately every six months, and once the first offspring reaches four months of age, it is passed on to another family through Salam Charity — allowing one donation to support many families over time.
Goals
- Enable vulnerable families to generate a sustainable source of income
- Break the cycle of dependency on emergency aid
- Expand the project to reach entire communities through livestock distribution
- Empower families to support themselves with dignity
- Strengthen local economies through small-scale farming
Impact
50 goats already distributed to families in Pakistan
Families now have a reliable source of income through milk production and livestock growth
Beneficiaries are gaining practical farming and business skills with full regional support
The project is creating a multiplying impact, where each donation continues to benefit new families
Long-term empowerment instead of short-term relief
Tent Distribution & Installation for displaced families
Testimonials
Before this project, we had nothing left after the floods. Now, we have hope again. These goats mean food, income, and a future for our children.
Community Leader
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