The biggest difference is that I no longer worry about my children's school fees simply because I cleared them with the transfer that I had received, In addition, I bought five goats which I am hopeful that with proper care and feeding, the business will flourish and I will be able to earn a livelihood. I feel relaxed, and happy because I don't need to strain myself in the sand harvesting work. I am so thankful and humbled by the good gesture that we had received.

In my opinion, everyone was lifted equally, we all are happy for the support that impacted our lives positively. I don't see anything that is not done professionally.

I depend on harvesting sand from the river in order for me to earn a living, it is very cumbersome Job, especially for a woman, When I received my transfer I paid school fees arrears for my secondary school Child, worth KES 10,000,Thereafter, I went ahead and purchased 5 goats worth KES 20,500, the remaining amount we used it in buying clothes and food.

Receiving such a huge sum of money came with an amazing feeling not only to me but also to the other members of our household. I was so happy that I could not hold back tears in my eyes and the only way to settle scores was to allow myself to cry it off first. I thanked God for the new chapter. To me, this was a complete twist from the suffering my family had always been undergoing to a better one where we could make some income out of our own projects.

With the transfer we received, I have been able to witness a lot of transformation in my family both within, and its outlook. Everyone has been happy since which is the biggest difference and a great experience that had been really elusive in our household. I had been praying for such moments for a long time and all livestock coming back home from the fields every evening has been a great feeling to me. It is an incomparable pride we are currently regaining after losing a lot to the medication when my son - who recently passed on - was admitted. The transfer has given us another chance to build again from scratch and but with hope to soon be on our toes again.

After receiving our first transfer, I spent a bigger part on livestock. I obtained four Dorper sheep, and three goats which saw us part with 37000 KES, and also purchased layer chickens with the other 12000 KES. With the remaining amount, all my 7 children needed at least a pair of new outfits each, and we had to visit the nearest market where we could find some at a cheaper cost. We also added the foodstuff and installed a solar lighting system with the small remaining amount at a hire purchase. It has been a busy period in our household ensuring that we account for every coin we received. We appreciate that we made to bring in livestock which immediately cut the cost of milk which we used to buy and also the eggs collected from the already mature chickens have been sorting most of the household bills and we are looking forward to starting a savings plan as we are soon paying school fees for my children.