When I received the second transfer, I used KES 7000 to start a small business of selling household commodities such as Sugar, salt and flour. This was informed by the fact that currently I am the breadwinner in my family having had my husband get hurt in an accident that happened in a construction site. These commodities are selling and I now have a new goal. The goal is to build a small shop where I will be selling these commodities from. I plan to do this with proceeds from Mery go round contribution. I currently use money received from the sales and from the ale of milk to make the Mery go round contributions. I hope to achieve this soon and help my husband in his journey to full tree ceovery.

Givedirectly does so well in giving unconditionally cash transfers to all households in the village irrespective of whether they a free poor or not. This provided a opportunity for all to na KE improvements in their lives. In my opinion, I did not see anything that I tjought GiveDirectly should correct.

I used KES 10000 to pay school fees for my seconds ry school going children and used another KES 30000 to build a kitchen for our family. I used another KES 7000 to start a small business of selling general products like Sugar and salt and other basic household commodities. Currently, everyone in the family looks up to me since my has band got into aan accident in a construction site and he can hardly do anything. T he amount that remained as used to buy food and clothes for our children. We feel so much happy as a family.

It was in the morning when I received my transfer, I was at home relaxing when I had my phone vibrating, upon checking I saw a Mpesa notification showing that I had received money from GiveDirectly, I was so happy and excited, I immediately informed my husband who was also grateful for the support that we had received, we knew that we would use it in boosting the ongoing project, we then embarked on planning on how we would spend our transfer.

My life is different now because I have managed to build a decent kitchen house for my family using my transfer, unlike before where we were forced to cook outside the house. I then bought other household items which I didn't have like foodstuffs. My husband's health has improved because he went for specialized treatment, I am so happy and thankful that I was able to accomplish my goal within a short period, I am grateful that GiveDirectly has lifted my living standard to a better and higher level in my society.

The moment I received my transfer I knew that I will be able to accomplish all that I had planned, I, therefore, built a kitchen house using KES 30,000, I can proudly say that I now have a spacious kitchen I can comfortably cook in there, I was unable to construct one due to financial constraints. I then used KES 20,000 on my husband medication, this is because my husband was involved in an accident recently, lastly, I used the remaining part of the transfer in buying foodstuffs. I am happy that the transfer has changed our living status, I am grateful for the support.