My main goal is for my kids to succeed in life, and the only way that can happen is with higher education. I want to make sure that they receive a university education, therefore I'm hoping to maintain the business that I now enhanced with a portion of the transfers and combine the income from it with the money my husband receives from operating public transportation. They will be able to find better occupations and, hopefully, enjoy better lives in the future through better education, in my opinion.

It was a fantastic concept to offer financial transfers without conditions. In addition to providing us with cash, their field staffs also educated and counseled us on how to improve our lives while still allowing us to make our own decisions. We felt empowered, which inspired us. On the other hand, the organization is doing everything correctly.

I spent $200 on 12 bags of cement as well as the plastering work for my kids' room. It was composed of mud, which rendered it unstable because rain could wash the walls away. Because there is less dust, and plastered, I am happy that the house is more stable and tidy. Additionally, we have four children, three of whom are enrolled in school but who owed the school $150 in arrears, which I fully paid with the money from the second transfer. They are no longer sent home for school expenses, and I owe the organization for this it has led to improvement in their academic performance. Additionally, I spent $20 on them to replace the worn-out old sets of school uniforms they had, which has raised their self-esteem. I invested $50 to expand my modest fish purchasing and selling business in order to increase our household income. At first, it was unable to support itself, but I am pleased with how the income have grown and how I am now able to provide for our daily necessities. Since we did not have any and could instead borrow some from my mother-in-law whenever we had guests, I paid $42 for seven seats. I used the remaining $66 to buy food for my family.

I remember it was around 8 am when I was preparing my younger kid to go to the clinic for a medical check-up. I heard the news about the transfer from my neighbors who were celebrating receiving their transfer. I was shocked and worried at first that I might have missed the transfer. I had to check my Mpesa balance to confirm if I had received my transfer too. I could not believe it after seeing the transfer on my account. I was very happy for receiving my transfer knowing that I will finally be able to accomplish most of the pending projects.

Able to support the kids education is the biggest difference in my life. Most of the time they were always sent home for school fees something that bothered me a lot as their parents. In addition, I was able to complete the electric wiring of my house. Previous, my kids lacked electricity in their room something that makes them not to undertake their night studies which affected their performance.

I spent most of my transfer support for my kid's education. I am having two kid who are in secondary school, and providing for their education has been the biggest challenge for me since am jobless. After receiving the transfer, I spent KES 22000 to clear their fees arrears and I am happy that my kids have resumed their studies and are learning with disturbances. I also spent KES 17000 to complete doing wiring to my house, I had electricity but I had not done the wiring. I bought the required materials and paid the labor cost. I also spent KES 5000 to check for medical care for my third child who had teeth issues and required a screening. With the remaining amount, I boost my grocery business by adding more stock.