Definitely, the new goal that I have at the moment is starting goat rearing. I intend to purchase 5 goats when I get money for a start. This will be a reliable source of income to supplement my earnings for the motorbike taxi business. I will be able to sell them when they reproduce to support me financially whenever I face any emergency.

In my opinion, Givedirectly did well in not discriminating poor households while enrolling them into the program. The fact that they are nonpolitical and independent while making decisions during the enrollment stages is something that was well thought out. If Givedirectly could return with such transfers in our village, it would be a better thing since we could be in a position to develop more.

I depend on the motorbike taxi business as my reliable source of income for my family. My motorbike had mechanical problems that greatly affected the business but I lack the finances to repair it. After receiving the transfer, I spent $250 to repair it by purchasing a new engine and other spare parts. Currently, I am happy that my bike is operating well without constant breakdowns unlike before. In addition, I used $ 200 to construct a decent two-roomed mud-walled house that I had started with the first transfer. Before, I was residing in a small grass-thatched house that was leaking during the rainy season. Nowadays, I no longer have to spend sleepless nights during rainy periods something that has restored my peace of mind. Furthermore, I used $40 to clear the fee arrears and pay part of the next term's fees for my firstborn son who is in lower primary school. With the remaining amount, I bought enough food for the family since we are experiencing famine in our area at the moment.

I was grazing my livestock not far away from home when I received a message notification. Upon checking it out, I found that I had received the transfer and I was overjoyed that I immediately went home and shared the good news with my husband.I also went to the nearby market the same day and withdrew the transfers because I already had plans.

There is no greater joy than having a save place for your family to call home. Previously, I was never in peace because I knew my family was facing a great danger and now, I'm at peace because I was able to build them a safe place. I was also able to repair my motorbike and I have been able to go out to fend for my family.

I operate a motorcycle taxi business to earn living and five months before receiving my first transfer, my motorbike broke down and I needed KES 20000 to repair it which I couldn't afford. The five months that I was not working were the most toughest in my life as I had to sell almost all my livestock to provide for the family. When I was actively working, I used to earn an average of KES 300 per day and therefore, I couldn't afford to save because I have three children to provide and pay school fees for. We were also living in an almost crumbling and I was living in fear that my family might be injured in case the house crumbles. When I was enrolled in the program, my first two goals were to build a house for my family and repair the motorbike so that I could go back to work and provide for my family. I spend KES 35000 to build a semi permanent two rooms house for my family and spend the balance to repair the motorbike.