Under the auspices of Micahel Overs, we distribute 400 farm-ranged chickens every month since 2006 to marginalized farmers who have poor access to protein sources. The Foundation hopes that the recepient farmer will raise these chicken on their farm on farm by-products and that in due time, these chickens may provide eggs and meat for them.

Poverty is more than a lack of income. It is a deprivation of and lack of access  to essential assets. We try to address this problem by giving qualified recepients a source of livelihood. This hog-raising-fattening project was one of the Foundation's initial projects and has met considerable success.

Eggs add protein to one's diet, as well as various nutrients. Chicken eggs supply all essential amino acids for humans, and provide several vitamins and minerals, They are also an inexpensive single-food source of protein. These eggs that we give to the severly malnourished children are farm-ranged eggs and are produced by our chicken project recepients.

 The Foundation's Agriculture Specialist, Mr. Arvin Donan has set up demonstration farms across the district. We aim to provide farmers a glimpse and a model on proper and modern agriculture practices.

The Philippines has over 4 million hectares of productive farm land yet is the world's biggest importer of rice. This mainly due to unmanaged rice farms, ballooning polulation, insufficient government support and poor implementation of agricultural programs. Further, the government's Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program has discouraged private investment in rice farming and has left the famer-beneficiary no source of funding to cultivate his land.

The Lebumfacil-Santa Ana Medical Foundation tries to aid these farmers through agricultural education, establishment of demonstration farms, access to better and high-yeilding seed varieties, and financial assistance.