Animal Husbandry

      HELP Society’s Animal Husbandry initiative focuses on improving the livelihoods of rural communities by promoting sustainable and ethical animal husbandry practices. Through this program, the organization provides training and resources to farmers and rural families on livestock care, breeding, and management. The aim is to improve the health and productivity of animals such as cows, goats, and poultry, enhancing their role in supporting the livelihoods of small-scale farmers. By focusing on proper animal nutrition, healthcare, and hygienic practices, the program helps farmers increase milk, egg, and meat production, contributing to both food security and economic stability in rural areas.

      In addition to livestock management, the Animal Husbandry initiative emphasizes the economic benefits of integrating animals into farming systems. The program helps families set up sustainable animal husbandry businesses, including dairy farming and poultry farming, and connects them to markets for their products. Through these efforts, HELP Society aims to empower rural communities, improve income generation, and reduce poverty, while ensuring that animal welfare is prioritized. By promoting sustainable practices, the initiative not only boosts the economy but also supports environmental conservation and the well-being of animals in these communities.