"Raising a child"

"The program will be helpful in terms of buying food, renovating my house and buying school uniforms for my kids."

"I dont have nice beddings"

"I'm very excited to receive this money,fact is i have alot of problems and i will use this money to solve some of them."

"So the biggest hardship is a stable source of income for i do casual labour to earn a living"

"The biggest hardship is having a stable source of income because i do casual labour to earn a living."

"I'm so excited about the programme and i have been hearing about gd for a while,when we received a message that gd is coming in this village i was very happy and I'm still happy."

""Receiving this money means starting a livestock keeping since have wished to have a long term investments. I planning to spend 60,000 shillings purchasing 2 indigenous dairy cows. This will mean a good future for my family. I will be able to meet my family needs such as food. The income from the sale of milk is enough to sustain us because In a month I can make 10,000 shillings. Other than that, I am planning to spend the remaining amount to purchase a second hand business motor taxi. I will save the amount I am earning for our future life. Approximately, in a day I can make 300 shillings from it.""

""I have desired to own a piece of residential land, but due to financial challenges, this dream has never occurred. I returned from my marital home 2 years ago and I have been staying in my brother's house with my 2 children. According to our culture, if a lady got married she is not considered as part of the family anymore when it comes to the division of wealth. I am planning to spend 70,000 shillings to purchase a piece of land within our village. Also, I am going to spend the remaining part of the transfer to construct a 2 rooms house for my family. Therefore, receiving will restore my dignity and that of my family.""

"Receiving this money mean financial stability in my family. I have always been aspiring to buy a dairy cow to assist fend for my family. I am planning to buy a dairy cow of approximately Ksh 60,000 and my projection is to milk an average of 20 litres a day. Out this, I will use 5 litres for home consumption and sell 15 litres at Ksh 35 a litre. This will give me and my family financial mileage and fend for them without much hustle."