
Your own goat
Your first female goat belongs to you. She is registered in your name and can become the beginning of your own herd.
The Ubuntu Journey
Step 5 - More Than a Goat
The Ubuntu Journey
Step 5 - More Than a Goat
What You Receive
You also receive:
If your group cares well for the goats and works well together, money can also be added to your Daily Care Fund. The five women can use this money together when the goats need extra care.

Your first female goat belongs to you. She is registered in your name and can become the beginning of your own herd.

When your goats have female kids, you keep them. They can have kids too, and your herd can grow.

Your goats can give milk. You can use it at home or make cheese, butter or yoghurt. You may also sell these and keep the money you earn.

You receive basic things to help you give your goat water, food, minerals and good daily care.

You and the four other women receive a shelter to share. It helps keep your goats safe.

Your first goat receives health care and an identification tag. New kids can also receive care and a tag when they are reported.

You learn about food, shelter, illness, pregnancy, birth, milking and caring for young goats.

You do not begin alone. The other women can help you when you are ill, away or have a problem with your goats.

If the five women care well for the goats and work well together, money can be added to the Daily Care Fund. You decide together when this money is needed for the goats.
There is one more thing