I do not have any other new goal so far because the other I had desire to accomplish was to rear dairy cows. I am happy that I was able to fulfill this and for no,w that has increased in number. Also, I have been getting plenty of milk whereby I have been selling some liters to my friends and generating an income. I have been able to take hold care of my family without having to strain. Also, the remaining liters are for my family's consumption which is a surplus for their daily meals.

In my opinion, GiveDirectly does well by making sure that all the needy houses received unconditional cash transfers to improve their living standard. I must mention that this is a unique organization I have heard of so far. Our lives have changed and this is evident through the permanent decent houses that have been built in our village

I spent part of my second transfer on adding stock to my charcoal business which cost around KES 10000. It was almost collapsing because I have been utilizing the capital plus the little profits to clear my bills. I was worried since it was the only source of income that I had relied on. The fact that I managed to revive it has brought a positive impact on my household. I no longer struggle when meeting the family's basic needs like before. I also bought a motorbike worthy KES 45000. This has created a job opportunity for my spouse who has been jobless for years. Raising six children was so tough by then. I am so happy and grateful to GiveDirectly because all has been well from the day they came into our lives.

I was on my way back from fetching water from the nearby water pan. I was with 3 other relatives coming home. Our phones ringing at the same time we did not mind to stop to monitor our phones. When I reached house, I checked my phone and I was surprised to see an Mpesa message indicating I had receive my transfer. I felt very happy for the aid that will accomplish my desires in life.

The biggest difference in my daily life is that I am living a better life after restart my charcoal business which had collapsed some years ago. At the moment, I am having a reliable source of income that is helping me in meeting our needs. In addition, my husband no longer works at the shop, he is managing our charcoal business.

I spent KES 30,000 to restart my charcoal business in Mombasa town by renting a place for 10,000 and purchasing a start stock of 13 bags of charcoal for KES 20,000. Previously, it collapses due to lack of enough capital which forced me to return home with my family. My husband had to look for employment in a shop as a shopkeeper. The income he was getting was not enough to support the family's basic needs like food. I also used KES 14,000 to purchase one indigenous dairy cow. I will be able to have enough milk supply once it reproduces. Likewise, I am planning to sell the male offspring to support my children's education. Furthermore, I spent KES.9000 to clear the fees for my children as well as buying nice uniforms, initially, they were going to school in casual clothes.