Mama Jael is part of the 92hands program in Uganda. She helps run a foster home for 7 children between 3 and 14 and is requesting help to start a poultry farm. This farm will help provide the opportunity to raise domesticated animals for meat, eggs, and other items to be able to then sell to the people in her community. This project will help her become self-sufficient to be able to provide more financial support to be able to look after the children in her care. Mama Jael is currently going through an intensive course program to attain financial knowledge that covers a range of topics, including business intelligence, recordkeeping, pricing, savings, investing, and marketing, before starting her business journey. We like to see not only the kids thrive but also the staff and directors be able to develop skills to help provide more for the orphanages.