GDLive Newsfeed
We check in with people at each stage of the cash transfer process to see how things are going. Take a look at some of their stories as they appear here in real-time.
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2 years ago
Prince
received a $240 third payment.
"There is nothing GiveDirectly does wrong. They promised to send me money and they did. They have done well by helping many people improve their lives."
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2 years ago
Josephus
received a $240 second payment.
"The people called GiveDirectly is helping us a lot. They have made people to start up businesses while others are building houses. They are transforming our lives positively and making us happy."
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2 years ago
Ericson
received a $240 second payment.
"I am hoping to complete my new zinc house and in that way my family and i will live a happily and better life. Rainy season Will no longer be a problem for us."
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2 years ago
Hesayphus
received a $240 second payment.
"Givedirectly is doing exceedingly well for us"
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2 years ago
Sophia
received a $240 third payment.
"Givedirectly is the reason why am building a new house for my family."
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2 years ago
Cecelia
received a $240 second payment.
"I hope to move jn my newly built house before this year ends."
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2 years ago
Mukagakwandi
enrolled.
"Not having enough capital is my greatest challenge, I started raising livestocks recently but to be able to expand and buy more additional livestocks requires more capital which we can not get because we don't have access to loans. And i try to sell banana juice to be able to gain money to use in our home expenses but we do face some loses because we sell on credit most of the time and they all mainly fall into bad debts.
My son Bosco had to stop his studies to help me out because I am a single mother raising all my 4 children, it is not easy having all that responsibility and sometimes i have to seek support from them which makes them leave some important activities or put their dreams on hold to help me out."
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2 years ago
Mukandayisenga
enrolled.
"I am living alone with my 2 children, but I have 4 children because of poverty one child lives in another family another one lives with her father in Nyagatare. Feeding my family, I have to work hard in others farm for $0.8 per day. My house is not finished yet, I always feel cold with my children and not sure if the wind will not take out the roof."
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2 years ago
Nyiramposha
enrolled.
"The main challenge I'm facing is that I don't have enough land to cultivate so that I can grow food crops,I have a small piece of land and it can't produce enough, I can't rely only on it for feeding me. The other challenge is that there is one part of the roof which is damaged and when it rains, the rain pass through and reach in the house."
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2 years ago
Mukabarabara
enrolled.
"Tha main challenge I am facing is is poverty because I don't have money, even to pay for health insurance, I have to go to cultivate for others. The other challenge is that it is not easy for me to afford manure to use in agriculture hence the low production."
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