I am a Tanzanian disabled (paralyzed legs and walks with a crutch) former college management graduate, who have worked with public and private entities for more than fifteen years, thereafter, exhausted by the disability unfriendly environments both psychological and physical structural at formal employee/employer working structures, together with my spouse, we established a small-scale self-help farm by investing in land purchase at Soga Village, Coast Region; started farming and constructions of the now progressing farm house/poultry house building structures, planted now yielding commercial fruit trees, to proceed with growing of same commercial miscellaneous crops, raise commercial chickens (now keeping few for trials) for the local market and beyond. We are intending to add bee keeping, pawpaw, mushroom growing and fish keeping for the same market as we grow and expand. Being a disabled myself who originates and lives in the rural area, I know the survival pains that accompanies disability lives, I couldn’t help not to think of the traditionally long neglected and excluded from various social opportunities, people with disability colleagues, more as we applaud global development initiatives that aims to leave none behind in POVERTY and HUNGER, that is why together with my spouse we converted and formalized our initial self-help farm into the Barongo Evergreen Farm Investments (BEFi), a sustainable agribusiness social impact enterprise project remedy solution to the ‘disability poverty, sustainability and food challenges,’ of the traditionally long neglected and excluded from various social opportunities, people with disability colleagues, for us together to engage, contribute and participate productively through our organization’s humanitarian purposely made practical disability friendly operational participation facilitating opportunities. Striving, marrying our organization’s basic ground practical growing and raising of commercial nutritious healthy food products through adopting to simple, improved, reliable, low tech, affordable conservation farming, agriculture and simple clean technologies which maintains soil health, fertility and markets alongside sustainable financial return entrepreneurship values with our core humanitarian purposely made practical disability friendly operational participation facilitating opportunity social responsibility qualities by incorporating people with disabilities, male, female and older people (or from families with a disabled member) who can’t engage, contribute, participate and live productively on their own without humanitarian purposely made facilitating supports, started with the few of where our project is based. The above mentioned innovative practical agribusiness social impact enterprise project solution model is targeted to extend further and reach all Tanzania regions and beyond through collaboration or cooperation partnership approaches with other disability inclusion interested stakeholder parties and entities. Please do you have programs through which we can learn, share, collaborate or access other advantages and funding for our disability inclusion social impact enterprise project?