I spent my third transfer on buying iron sheets that I want to use to expand my current house that is too squeezed for my family. I also paid school fees for my children in secondary school. The remaining I spent on buying corn for my family consumption.

When I received my second transfer, I did not have enough food in the house, thus I used 9200 KES to buy 2 sacks of maize for my family's food. I then used 10000 KES to pay school fees for my child in secondary school. I also bought a mattress worth 6500 KES because I had none before and had no other money to acquire one. Since I used to cook outside, I used 12000 KES to construct a kitchen with a roof of 8 iron sheets. I also bought a metallic sofa set with cushions at a total cost of 15300 KES since I did not have proper seats in my house. The balance was pent on constructing a latrine for my family and paying for my daughter's medication.

The biggest difference in my daily life is that I now have a kitchen where I cook from unlike before where I used to cook outside and would really get worried during the rainy season as the ground would get too wet to cook on.

I spent most of the first transfer to buy 1 sack of maize for my consumption. I also spent the transfer to pay school fee for my children who are in primary school. The remaining balance l spent to buy food.

The moment l received the money l was very happy that l thank God and Give Directly for their support.