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Millions of people in Africa depend on their livestock. Vétérinaires Sans Frontières-Netherlands (VSF-NL) works together with African farmers to keep their animals healthy. This helps these farmers to build better lives themselves. In the video, Hellen Banda from Malawi shares her story and explains how our support helps her.
In Malawi In Malawi, we train Community Animal Health Workers (CAHWs). They help farmers keep their herds healthy. Animals, training, equipment and animal health care enable them to produce enough food for themselves and for the market. In addition, we vaccinate dogs and cats against rabies and organize awareness campaigns to reduce the number of people dying from this deadly disease.
In the Netherlands, we raise awareness about sustainable livestock and food production. We lobby for decision-making in favor of small-scale farmers in Africa. We involve veterinarians and veterinary students.
When you make a recurring donation, you provide stability and long-term security for our organisation and our projects in Malawi. Together, we can achieve more.
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By including us in your will, you contribute to the sustainable improvement of public health and animal welfare in Malawi. Your gift ensures that our work continues, even beyond your lifetime.
In the first two weeks of June, veterinary practices can take part in Vaccinate for Africa. For every vaccinated animal, € 2.50 is donated to our projects.
Our organisation holds ANBI status, which allows you to make donations with tax benefits. You can choose between a recurring donation or a one-off gift.
Would you like to work with us towards healthy people, healthy animals, and a healthy planet? Get in touch to explore the possibilities.
We are a member of the network Vétérinaires Sans Frontières International. This network consists of thirteen non-profit organisations in Europe, Canada, and Australia. Together, we work to improve the livelihoods of smallholder farmers worldwide and to strengthen local initiatives in the field of animal health and animal welfare.
