Heifer recruits field staff from the project countries they represent, ensuring that they speak local languages and dialects, understand local cultural constraints and opportunities and have a variety of technical skills that help project participants confront the challenges they encounter.


View: HEIFER INTERNATIONAL-ZAMBIA 2005

Passing on the gift: As people share their animals’ offspring with others – along with their knowledge, resources, and skills – an expanding network of hope, dignity, and self-reliance is created that reaches around the globe.


View: PASSING ON THE GIFT

To attend school in Zambia, you must be able to afford the tuition, uniform, and books. Heifer animals not only provide families with milk and food, the animals also provide families with income from selling the extra milk, eggs, or wool. Then the families are able and do send their children to school.


View: SCHOOL

During the Study Tour, we visited different villages that were involved with Heifer. The people were gracious and welcoming.


View: VILLAGE LIFE