Each of Kubatsirana’s programs has a livelihood component and partly funded by various partners.

The following livelihood projects are being done by volunteers, youths and PLWHA:

·         Horticulture (home gardens)

·         Poultry

·         Crop farming

·         Fish farming

·         Natural medicine processing (syrup, lotion and herbs)

·         Sewing

·         Pottery

·         Tie and dye

·         AIDS badges (logos)

·         Stone craft

·         Wooden craft

·         Paintings

·         Weaving (mats)

·         Crocheting

·         Micro businesses (barber, grocery).

o   Lack of funding for training on business strategy and how to develop and/or improve micro enterprises;

o   Seed money to establish a revolving fund for micro credit, procurement of equipment and farm inputs;

o   Access to land and entitlements for OVCs, widows and child-headed households.