"Now am table to eat and sleep on matress. I will also be able to sleep in iron roof"

"I have been able to purchase 26 iron sheets which I will use in roofing my house, I have bought 15 chicken and 5 goats for livestock farming. I have also bought a mattress and blankets to be sleeping comfortably. I have bought bags of maize to feed my family. I was also able to purchase fertilizer which I used in my farm."

"I was very happy the moment i received the money because i i did not have food at the moment and i used the money to buy food. In addition to that, i used to live in a grass thatched house and it was always problematic during rainy seasons because my house could leak and i did not find my sleep peaceful. As soon as i got the money i bought Iron sheets which i put on my roof and my house is no longer leaking. Nowadays my sleep is sweet and i am happy"

"i have spent the transfer on mattress, bed, blankets, groceries , maize , maize and i plan on maintaining my house with a new roof."

"i used to stay in a grass thatched house and every year i could look for new grass to thatch my house. due to scarcity of grass in my area i could walk long distances just to find grass. with the iron sheets that i have bought i no longer have to walk long distances to look for grass to change the roof every year."

"The biggest difference in my daily life is that I now own goats and I can build a bigger and more spacious house for my family. We can now live comfortably instead of squeezing in our current grass thatched roof."

"The biggest difference in my daily life is that through the transfer, I managed to build a new iron roofed house. My previous house was in a bad state and grass thatched. It was full of cracks and leaking during rains. I could not renovate it due to my lowly financial status. My life today is different after receiving the money because I am now sheltering in my newly constructed iron roofed house. Had I not received this support, I would still be living in my old grass thatched house."

"I spent KES 35000 of my transfer on a dairy cow because I didn't have one before. I used to rely on casual labor in order to buy a litre of milk at KES 30 per day. I spent KES 5000 on timber for building a new kitchen house because the one I had was old, very tiny and had leaking grass thatched roof. I also spent KES 3000 on clothing for my family because the clothes we had were old and worn out. I also spent some on food because the maize is still in the farm. I have saved some for house hold expenditure."

"I spent KES 25,000 of my transfer on building a two roomed semi permanent kitchen. This is because initially I had a tiny grass thatched roof house which was built over fourty years and had leaking grass thatched and we used to squeeze therein with my old girls. I spent KES 6800 on four three seater sofasets because I had never dreamt of having such because I used to rely on the old arm chairs. I spent KES 4500 on a sheep because initially I had many sheep which were sold off for school fees for my kids. I also spent KES 8000 on clothing and KES 6500 on a phone for my daughter who just completed college. I also spent the rest on Christmas celebration."

"I spent KES 16,000 on building a new and spacious semi permanent kitchen because the one had was old,tiny with leaking grass thatched roof. I spent KES 19,000 on a heifer because I used to rely on someone's else dairy cow but in the next one year I intend to have increased milk production. I also spent KES 2000 on payment of school fees for my kids who are in lower primary school. I also spent KES 10,000 on latest clothing fashion for my family because initially we used to put on second hand clothes which quite cheaper. I also spent KES 4200 on maize meal, rice and beans. The rest I have saved for household consumption."