I spent 7,000 on Secondary school fee balance to keep our child in class since we have been paying a little at a time due to our low earnings which resulted in unpaid fee balances. I also had a pit dug for 5,000 KES in readiness for constructing a pit latrine that we need badly. I then bought 2 goats for 5,000 KES since goats are a fairly good source of wealth as they multiply fast. My husband paid my parents bride price for 30,000 KES as required by traditions since he always wanted to do it but we had no money until GD supported us.

I spent my second transfer on repairing my house by plastering: bought plastering materials (cement, sand) and paid for plastering labour and steel window @26700 Kes. I also spent 11200 Kes on my school going child (both on school fees and other school requirements). I spent the rest of the money on buying clothes, utensils and food.

The biggest difference in my daily life is that I now live in a better house free from dust which has seen my family prevent frequent flu infections and other pesticides infections which bred easily in a dusty place.

I spent my first transfer on buying a half a bag of maize 2400 KES and other perishable foods 1000 KES. I paid school fees for my child who is in high school 5000 KES. I also bought a school bag 800 KES and school shoes 600 KES.

The moment I received the first transfer, I felt very happy since I was assured of accomplishing most of my goals with the money hence improvement on my living standards .