Human Mission provides the following institutional services to improve the quality of life of marginalized communities and develop a sustainable livestock sector:

1. Veterinary
Livestock health check-ups and disease diagnosis
Providing medical and emergency veterinary services
Disease prevention and health management support

2. Vaccination and medical assistance
Implementation of essential vaccination programs
Distribution of deworming and vitamin medicines
Use only registered and approved veterinary medicines.

3. Livestock development and conservation services
Conservation of indigenous breeds of ducks, chickens, cows, goats, sheep and buffaloes
Introducing improved husbandry and management methods
Technical assistance to increase productivity

4. Training and capacity building
Regular training for marginal farmers
Disease prevention, nutrition and health awareness
Special training for women and youth farmers

5. Survey, research and information management
Field survey and database creation
Data analysis and report preparation
Monitoring and evaluation activities

6. Awareness and public relations activities
Yard meetings and community meetings
Information, Education and Communication (IEC) activities
Digital and print media promotion

7. Technical consulting and coordination services
Coordination with the Department of Livestock and related departments
Technical assistance in project planning and implementation
Providing policy and technical advice

8. Humanitarian and disaster relief services
Veterinary healthcare during disasters
Emergency medicine and health assistance
Special assistance to at-risk farmers