“I am feeling excited and elated because trust me, it's helped a lot”, says Keisha Wint of her beryl recovery gift. “I want to do more because I know the demand for chicken is very high, so I really want to expand the business some more within the next couple of years,” she says.
Maya says her resuscitated poultry business will improve her lot and help her to help others in the community. “I'm feeling happy, well gifted and warmly. I can help myself and my kids as a farmer and can help other women farmers to move on to a next point in life”.
“I've never received a help like this before in my life,” says Trishawna with tears. “This is a privilege, and I am so grateful. It means a lot to me. There's no word to describe this feeling. This is a big step, and this will help me to improve my life. From the bottom, top and side of my heart, I am very appreciative.”
She says she wants to create employment for at least two persons so that her turn of fortune also benefits her community. But at the end of the day, it’s about her legacy; “My dream is to provide for my children, and this is a future business for them as well. I don't want when I die, I leave them with nothing”.