Caroline Nga Owona

Caroline Nga Owona serves as the Livestock Health Coordinator at WIHD, where her passion for animal welfare and community well-being shines through in her dedicated advocacy and leadership. With a background in Community Health & Prevention Sciences, she brings a wealth of knowledge and compassion to her role, ensuring that all animals on the WIHD farm receive optimal care and attention. Caroline develops comprehensive health management plans, conducts training sessions for farm workers and community members, and oversees disease surveillance activities to prevent outbreaks and promote animal health.

Beyond her technical responsibilities, Caroline is deeply committed to engaging with local communities and fostering understanding and support for WIHD's livestock project. She facilitates educational outreach programs and community events, bridging the gap between the farm and the community and promoting a culture of responsible animal care. Caroline's dedication to ethical practices and community engagement is instrumental in advancing WIHD's mission of promoting sustainable agriculture and improving livelihoods in local communities.

Caroline's role also extends to research and innovation, where she stays informed about the latest developments in livestock health management. By exploring new technologies and treatment modalities, she continuously seeks to enhance the effectiveness of WIHD's livestock health program. Her proactive approach to learning and improvement reflects WIHD's commitment to innovation and excellence in its operations.

Overall, Caroline Nga Owona's leadership as the Livestock Health Coordinator embodies WIHD's values of compassion, integrity, and sustainability. Through her unwavering dedication to animal welfare and community engagement, she plays a pivotal role in ensuring the success and impact of WIHD's community livestock projects, making a tangible difference in the lives of animals and people alike.