GDLive Newsfeed
We check in with people at each stage of the cash transfer process to see how things are going. Take a look at some of their stories as they appear here in real-time.
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5 years ago
Ruth
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship faced in life is shortage of land to cultivate more food stuff, and not enough money to even meet hospital bills or start a money generating activity like a small busines."
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5 years ago
Kanifa
enrolled.
"Receiving this money means great joy to me because, my desires will be fulfilled. I'm currently sick, therefore when I receive this money, part of it will go for treatment. I intend also to construct an iron roofed house for the family because my current grass thatched house is being attacked by termites and they have started eating the grass. Buying grass is also expensive because they are transported from a distant village."
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5 years ago
Sauba
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I face is poverty. I do not have enough money to enable my family fulfil some dreams like having better shelter, education and proper feeding. I struggle alot with of stress and is effecting my health."
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5 years ago
Janet
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I face is lack of enough food. My family does not produce enough food each season due to lack of oxen to facilitate easy ploughing hence I delay in planting. Iam expireincing serious hunger which is leading to malnutrition in my children due to insufficent feeding."
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5 years ago
Muslim
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I face is lack poverty. I tried investing some money on house construction but with no more income generating activity, Iam really very poor. My family members face food shortages hence some times they sleep with hunger. This is affecting their healthy growth."
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5 years ago
Habiba
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship faced in my life is not having oxen that enable ploughing gardens on time, and the difficulty of getting enough money to pay children's school fees."
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5 years ago
Mohammed
enrolled.
"Receiving this money means I will be able to build an iron sheet roofed house and buy livestock that will act as asset to be sold when there's need for money, especially school fees for the children."
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5 years ago
Safina
enrolled.
"Receiving this money will enable me and my household to build a permanent house that will improve on our living standards. The house we stay in is grass thatched and termites have eaten the grass. It's very expensive to renovate due to scarcity of grass. This permanent house when built will reduce the cost of renovating it periodically."
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5 years ago
Hadijah
enrolled.
"The biggest hardhsip that I face in lack of enough land in order to promote large scale farming. I can not pay my children's school fees in time because of low output due to limited land. The little produce realized will be split among competing demands which affects other priorities. "
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5 years ago
Christine
received a $449 second payment.
"My life has become good because we bought a motorbike that my husband rides for business and from it we are able to get money for meeting basic needs like food, soap, sugar, paying medical bills and many more. Before, we depended on casual labor for survival, we had no time to do our own farm work. Now that we have a source of money, all our concentration is in our farm. I thank GiveDirectly a lot."
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