Livestock for Farm and Rehabilitation Initiative

The Livestock for Farm and Rehabilitation Initiative is a critical component of the Kwenuha Farm and Rehabilitation Initiative in Livingstone, Zambia. Operated by the Kwenuha Women’s Association, this initiative serves women survivors of human trafficking and commercial sex work by offering them a path to recovery and independence.

Livingstone faces overwhelming economic hardship, with unemployment rates exceeding 70%. Many women and girls turn to sex work as a means of survival, increasing their vulnerability to HIV, violence, and exploitation. Kwenuha responds by providing shelter, vocational training, and community-based rehabilitation rooted in sustainable agriculture.

This project focuses specifically on purchasing and raising livestock to:

• Generate income for both the women in the program and the farm itself

• Provide hands-on training in animal care and small-scale farming

• Enhance food security for program participants and their families

• Strengthen the overall sustainability of the rehabilitation initiative

The livestock program complements existing training in tailoring, catering, and agriculture, and is integrated into broader economic empowerment efforts like microfinance clubs and small business mentorship.

Support Livestock for Survivors in Zambia

Your donation will help purchase livestock that supports food production, income generation, and vocational learning

Funding Needed: 15,000 USD