What We Do

The Goat Rearing Program was launched in CK and VP villages to empower 30 underprivileged families by providing a form of sustainable livelihood. The Goat Rearing Programme was launched in CK and VP villages to empower 30 underprivileged families by providing them with a form of sustainable livelihood.

Each of the 30 families received a pair of goats, as a way to provide immediate and long-term income generation. Families were also equipped with training and guidance in proper animal care. Follow up visits indicate that the families have taken good care of the goats with several of the goats having given birth. In the long term each household will return one offspring to the project, allowing the initiative to expand and impact more families over time.

GMOA provides for students’ physical, educational and moral needs through before and after school care centres in rural villages, providing tutoring and a nutritious meal. Students also receive school uniforms, stationery and an opportunity to be a part of educational camps. Medical and dental checks are held annually together with ongoing career counselling and mentoring.

Diploma and college scholarships are awarded by GMOA to those year 10 and 12 graduates who show potential and desire to undertake further study and training. This provides the students with an opportunity to escape the poverty cycle.