I do not have a stable source of income and I mostly earn very little. With the overwhelming daily household needs, my earnings have been too little to cater for and remain with some to buy household items. I majorly spent the little I get on foodstuffs. Currently, I own decent chairs that I did not have before since what I could afford were old weak wooden stools. Secondly, I had a complication in my last semester of pregnancy because I was struggling with anemia which was a danger to me and my unborn baby. This was another hard moment in my life that required a lot from me. Thanks to GiveDirectly's the support enabled me to get the required medical attention and delivered safely. Today, I am proud seeing my daughter grown and I am also in good health which I think it ought not to be the case if it were not for GiveDirectly.

In opinion, GiveDirectly did well by identifying the poor in my community who were identified to be the priority in benefiting the donations that was not refundable as their staff emphasized the unconditionality in the baraza. Today, my entire community and its environs has really developed. I do not see what GiveDirectly did not do well in its operation .

I spent the larger part of my second transfer on buying an ox 15,000 KES . Today, I own livestock which I never knew I would have since my earning was a deterring factor. I bought five plastic chairs, household utensils,two blanket and two bags of maize. I paid my medical bills with the remaining amount.

There is no big difference since the husband squandered in his own ways

I never received the money since it was sent in my husband's phone number.

The wife never received the money hence she does not know how the money was used. The husband never mentioned what he spent the transfer on.