What began with a small group of determined refugees and a handful of goats has grown into something far greater—a place where skills are built, food is produced, and hope is restored.
On 87 acres of donated land donated Rio Tinto, refugees are not just surviving—they are building sustainable futures.
At the heart of our farm are stories of courage, determination, and life-changing impact.
Every day, refugees who once depended entirely on aid now wake up with purpose—feeding animals, collecting eggs, and building something of their own.
Our farm is more than a place of learning—it is a source of income and independence.
Through the sale of manure, farm products, and agritourism experiences, refugees are able to:
We are building a model where dignity comes from work, not dependency.
We believe the most powerful form of support is knowledge.
Refugees on our farm receive hands-on training in:
These are skills they carry with them for life—skills that can create opportunity anywhere.
We are committed to growing in a way that protects the environment and strengthens our impact.
Sustainability ensures that what we build today will last for generations.
Our journey is just beginning.
We are working to:
With every step forward, our impact multiplies.
Every goat raised, every egg collected, and every skill learned represents a life moving forward.
You can be part of this transformation.
Support our work by donating, visiting the farm, or starting a project with us.
Together, we are not just farming—we are building futures.
Before coming here, I did not know how I would support my family. At Utah Refugee Goats, I learned how to care for goats and chickens, and now I feel confident that I can build my own small farm. This place gave me hope.
The training changed my life. I gained real skills, but more importantly, I found a community that supports me. I am now working toward starting my own business with what I’ve learned.
This farm is more than training—it feels like home. I’ve learned how to raise animals, produce food, and plan for my future. I am proud of what I can do now.
