Integrated Farm Systems & Equine Welfare

This is a 10 month pilot project in partnership with The Brooke East Africa. The project explores the integration of Send a Cow's holistic Farm Systems approach with donkey welfare issues. This is done through training and sensitization of donkey owners, handlers and County Government.

The project works closely with 18 Send a Cow groups comprising of 396 families. It will reach 3,000 people through wider community activities like open days and radio broadcasts.

Key themes:

Farm systems
Equine welfare
Income generation
Improved animal management

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Send a Cow is not like other development organisations. We are farmers working with farmers and speaking their language. We know what it takes to make a living from the land; it can only happen if communities are united and farmers have self-belief. We train people to make a living from the soil beneath them. After 25 years of working with African farmers, we simply know what works.
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By giving to Send a Cow, you are showing you want families to be lifted out of poverty for good, not just for a few years. Your contribution will help build a confident and thriving rural Africa: village by village, region by region, country by country, creating permanent change. People are happier, families more harmonious and children educated. Communities are thriving
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We work hand in hand with families in Africa. We understand that poverty is more than just the day to day struggle of toiling on land that fails to produce.
2018 Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100

Ride 100 miles on closed roads through central London and Surrey countryside.