Where the last mile begins.
Many smallholder farmers never hear about the programmes meant to serve them. The Foundation works at the farmer's gate: helping families recognise disease, act early, and reach the vaccination and advice they are entitled to.
Goats and sheep are a family's savings account.
For smallholder households — very often women — small ruminants are cash for school fees, food and emergencies. One outbreak of PPR can wipe that out in a week. Knowing the signs, and who to call, changes the outcome.
Tell viral, bacterial and parasitic disease apart — and when to call for help.
Correct product, dose and timing instead of guesswork.
Recognise and report PPR and FMD so outbreaks are stopped early.
Fewer unnecessary antibiotics; safer meat and milk.
One fully measured LGA before anything else.
We start in Misau LGA, Bauchi State, with door-to-door registration, farmer training and verified vaccination — and we publish what we find.
- Every household registered with consent, GPS and a household code
- Training on the four behaviours, measured before and after
- Vaccination and treatment verified by the farmer
- Findings shared openly with partners and government
We will report four numbers
Cost per household reached
Behaviour change before vs after
Vaccination coverage %
Data-integrity rate
Partner with the Foundation
Fund a ward
Sponsor registration, training and vaccination for a ward — and receive verified results.
Programme partners
NGOs and development partners: co-design pilots and use our verified field data.
Government
Work with us to connect farmers to state campaigns and disease reporting.