"Looking back,I would say my proudest achievement has been completing my secondary level of education because now I have a certificate that can take me to the next level."

"The achievement I am proudest of is that I managed to educate my son in secondary school and he has completed his A level of education and right now he is waiting to join college."

"The biggest hardship that I face right now is lack of enough money to educate all my children up to tertiary level of education, my income is not very large and due to this most of my children might only be able to complete primary school."

"I plan to plaster my house because in the long run it's expensive to smear it every now and again, buy an ox-plough and two bulls to ease my work as a farmer and use the rest on my son's secondary education."

"The achievement am proudest of is my education. Atleast I got my high school certificate. Most girls drop out."

"I am planning to use my transfer on my son's secondary education, start up food grain business where I can earn some income and save the rest in our table banking group to increase my chances of getting bigger loans."

"The achievement I am proudest of was being able to finish my primary level of education without dropping out like my peers."

"The achievement am proudest of is the gift of children. I do try so hard to be there for them and to provide according to their needs. To ensure their education and health needs are catered for."

"The achievement am proudest of educating my children. The eldest is in university and several others in high school. It's my pride to see them getting an education because I never had a chance to."

"The happiest part of my day is when my children wake up very early in the morning and prepare to go to school so that they can learn without any interruption of being sent home for school fees. This makes me happy as they are able to get education just like the other kids in Kenya."