I did spend my transfer to facilitate constructions of my house. We as a family had previously acquired a piece of land and had started constructions which was a pending project. Hence better part of the money was spent in completion of the project. 24,000 KES was spent to purchase iron sheet for roofing, 8,400 KES was spent on timber and 7,000 KES on a steel door. I had a fee arrears for my child in school hence did pay 10,000 KES to clear it. GD has brought a great improvement in my life. We now own a home.

I spent my second transfer on buying iron sheets, murram and roofing poles and built my own home, I then bought cement and had my floors plastered to get rid of the dust. I took part of the transfer and started fish selling business as my source of income.

The biggest difference in my daily life is having my own space. I am able to provide for my family through my business.

I spent my first transfer on admitting my daughter, who had just gotten an accident on her way from school, to the hospital. I can testify that were it not for the transfer, the daughter who bled a lot would have lost her life. Despite the critical situation she was in, no hospital was willing to attend to her unless a down payment of 7000KES was made. I am so glad that the transfer catered for all these and as we speak the daughter is recovery so well in the hospital.

I felt so happy when I received my transfer!! The hard situation I was in was made so light and a way forward found immediately.