Between 27 February and 12 March 2026, the Grassroots Researchers Association (GRA) conducted a Livestock Training and Distribution programme across Numan, Mubi North, and Madagali LGAs of Adamawa State under the French Embassy-funded project. Led by a veterinary and livestock specialist, the training brought together 30 vulnerable women, including women living with disabilities, survivors of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence (CRSV), and women 1 Jan – March , 2026 A JOURNEY TO SURVIVOR’S WORLD NEWSLETTER 31 MARCH 2026 VOLUME 10:ISSUE 1 affected by flooding and social exclusion. Through practical demonstrations, group discussions, and hands-on learning, participants gained essential knowledge in goat breeding, feeding, housing, disease prevention, and animal health management, with a strong emphasis on affordable, locally available practices that can be sustained within their communities. The programme went beyond skills development by providing participants with livestock to help them begin or expand income-generating activities, turning knowledge into practical opportunity. Equally important, the training created a supportive environment where women exchanged experiences, learned from one another, and strengthened community networks. By investing in practical livelihood skills and productive assets, GRA continues to support women in rebuilding economic security, improving household resilience, and creating pathways toward greater independence and long-term well-being