"I bought livestock worth 21500 KES and building materials (iron sheets) at 15000 KES. I saved 10000 KES for renovating the house and spent the rest on food. "

"The biggest hardship i have faced is lack of money to cater for my households needs. The father to my child abandoned me after realising that i had conceived, leaving me to suffer with no assitance."

"My biggest hardship has been lack of money to buy oxen and ox plough to boast on my household's agricultural production.The use of hand hoe for digging in my household has always given us to face hunger since we get low yields from crop farming"

"My biggest hardship is lack of money to cater for my personal and household needs. I completed a driving course in 2015 but I have never been employed as a driver and yet, I have household needs to cater for.The subsistence farming that my household depends on does not fully cater for our household needs because of the low yields that we usually get."

"The third transfers was spent on finishing my iron roofed house and I have finally moved from my thatched house which was leaking."

"I spent the last transfers to build an iron roofed house and finally moved out of my co-wife house"

"I spent a larger part of my transfers on paying school fees. I also bought a box for storing clothes,bought a goat as an investment, food , and the balance was spent on farming"

"I spent a larger part of my transfers to buy a cow for ploughing my farm.The remaining part of transfers was spent on buying wooden chairs and tables."

"I spent my third transfer on plastering my 2 room house, since before GD support ,it always required me to labour much in terms of repairing the gaping holes all the time, which my age cannot allow. I also paid Secondary school fee balance for my grandchild"

"I spent a larger part of the transfers to buy a dairy cow and calf. The remaining part of transfers was spent on renting a piece of land which I planted rice."