Key Highlights:

• Rosina’s Chicken Project: 100 point-of-lay chickens were delivered, now producing 60 eggs daily, strengthening household nutrition and income security.
• Ethandweni Goat Initiative: Fencing complete and structures nearly finished, paving the way for Saanen goats known for high milk production.
• Mgadla Bridge Construction: With a $3,000 contribution in building materials from MAT, the council engineers and community labor are fast-tracking the project to improve access and connectivity.
• Mgadla Nutritional Garden: 750 onion bunches harvested and sold, generating $600 in sales. Support continues for transporting and marketing produce.
• Health Outreach (Silungudzi Village, Matopos): 181 patients received care with assistance from MAT through logistics and medication provision.

Wildlife Conservation Efforts:

• Hosted Panthera personnel, showcasing grant-funded projects and conservation efforts.
• Attended Tasking and Coordination Group meeting to explore funding for conservation technology.
• Four anti-poaching team members received first aid training and certification.
• Participated in the Wildlife Crime Meeting to strengthen strategies against illegal wildlife activity.
• Monitoring & Evaluation:
• Investigations into borehole water issues at Siyanyanga and Mabale.
• Dete Old Age garden and piggery thriving, with 10 pigs ready for sale.

Looking Ahead:
We remain committed to supporting local livelihoods, advancing conservation, and strengthening partnerships. With the continued support of our stakeholders, we are confident in sustaining long-term community and conservation impact. Thank you to everyone walking this journey. with us.