As Hayrat Aid, through dairy goat donations, we support families in need in Africa to establish their own livelihoods. Within the scope of the Three Dairy Goats, One Billy Goat Project, we help families benefit from milk production and generate income by utilizing the products they obtain from the provided small livestock.
The full project cost, consisting of three dairy goats and one billy goat, is 440 dollars. You can contribute any amount you wish to the campaign, or you can provide full project support for a family by donating 440 dollars.
Three Dairy Goats, One Billy Goat Project
In regions where livestock farming is a significant source of livelihood, small livestock support can create a sustainable opportunity for families to participate in production. Therefore, we carry out our project not just as a short-term aid that meets basic needs, but as a sustainable development project that helps families produce with their own labor.
Within the project, a family in need is provided with three dairy goats and one billy goat. Families can use the milk production for their own needs and contribute to their household income by selling the surplus products.
Support Livelihoods with a Dairy Goat Donation
Dairy goat support can provide production opportunities for families in regions where livestock farming is part of daily life and the local economy. Thus, the aid is not limited to the moment of delivery but transforms into a tool for the family to support their own livelihood.
You too can make a dairy goat donation to help families in need in Africa produce through livestock farming and strengthen their own livelihoods.
How to Make a Dairy Goat Donation?
• Online Donation: You can contribute any amount you wish to the project from the donation area on this page or cover the full project cost of three dairy goats and one billy goat by donating 440 dollars.
• Donation and Information by Phone: By contacting our representatives or our call center at 444 36 74, you can get information about the dairy goat donation and the project.