Teach the Trade
Build the Business
Change the Future
The Poultry Institute helps families in rural Nicaragua build sustainable poultry businesses that create income, food security and hope
A Different Kind
of Help
The Poultry Institute helps families move beyond short-term aid by building real businesses. Through training, measurement, and faith-driven perseverance, families learn how to raise broilers, manage finances, and grow toward stability.
This is not charity. This is ownership.
Learn the Trade
Families receive practical training in broiler care, feeding, housing, and business discipline. A family business is an important legacy to be passed on to the next generation.
Measure Progress
Owners learn to track key results like average daily gain, feed conversion ratio, cost per pound of gain, cost of construction, variable costs and cash flow management.
Build the Future
As they improve each cycle, they gain confidence, strengthen their business, and prepare their next expansion. The business will be a family legacy for the the next generation.
" The plans of the diligent surely lead to abundance"--Proverbs 21:5
We envision a world where every rural family can achieve economic independence and enhance their livelihoods through sustainable poultry farming. By investing in education and community partnerships, we are transforming lives, creating a sustainable future, and ensuring food security for all.
Our Mission Matters
Who We Are
The Poultry Institute is dedicated to uplifting underprivileged rural families from poverty by fostering profitable poultry businesses. We equip families with necessary resources, training, and support, enabling them to improve their economic situations and overall quality of life.
Our Vision
We envision a world where every rural family can achieve economic independence and enhance their livelihoods through sustainable poultry farming. By investing in education and community partnerships, we are transforming lives, creating a sustainable future, and ensuring food security for all.
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Join the Work at Las Brisas...
Hunger That Forces Hard Choices
In the rural communities of the Dry Corridor, hunger is not an abstract idea—it is a daily, pressing reality. With few local job opportunities, families struggle to provide even the most basic meals. Children often leave school after the eighth grade, not by choice, but out of necessity, stepping into adult responsibilities far too soon. Many young people are forced to leave their homes behind, searching for work in distant cities or across borders. What should be years of growth and learning become years of survival, as entire families depend on the uncertain path of migration just to put food on the table.