I spent my third transfer on school fee and text books for 6,500 KES, a mattress for 5,000 KES, sheep for 3,000 KES as I wish to rear them gradually and eventually get a cow. I also paid my school fee as an Adult learner enrolled in an Adult Continue Education program for 3,000 KES since I never completed , bought cushions for 2,500 KES.I bought family clothing for 7,000 KES.I have saved money that will support me in resuming my cereals business during the school holidays.

I spent the larger part of my second transfer on building a permanent toilet in my household since previously I had a weak semi-permanent toilet which eventually collapsed rendering my family and I to practice open defecation which unhygienic practice.The remaining amount of money I bought food for my family's consumption

The biggest difference in my daily life is that I have managed build a permanent toilet in my household since previously I had a weak semi-permanent toilet which eventually collapsed rendering my family and I to practice open defecation which was unhygienic practice that could predispose us on fecal-oral diesease. I have also completed paying my child's school fees arrears with the first transfer and now I am happy seeing her go to school with ease as opposed to before when she would be sent home on several occasions due to school fees arrears.

When I received my first transfer, I spent 5000 KES on a lorry of sand and paid school fees for my son with the rest of the money. My son had been sent home for school fees and I found it prudent to clear for him all the balances since I value education .I am also in a secondary school pursuing my education.

The moment I received my money, I felt very happy. This is because I knew that my children and I would continue with their education which I value most in my life.