1. A loan gets funded with an extended repayment period, say 12 or 24 months
2. Within a few weeks of getting funded, the loan is repaid in full.
3. The borrower immediately sets up a new loan.
Why do borrowers do this? Is it a way to inflate their loan repayment rate? I don't understand why you would immediately repay a loan that you were just granted and then set up a new one.
Su Rono
Volunteer Mentor
Grobogan, IndonesiaFeb 8, 2018
Hallo Lender,
in my personal experience, when getting a small loan, they accelerate the mortgage because to pursue the credit limit to go up, I also do it when getting a small loan, speed up the duration for repayment, and the borrower also has his own Strategy to increase the credit limit, on the dash page can also visible credit line notice, there reflects the notification, if paying payment before the specified time, will get an additional bonus credit. therefore after paying off, they will make a new loan application .
Hallo Lender,
in my personal experience, when getting a small loan, they accelerate the mortgage because to pursue the credit limit to go up, I also do it when getting a small loan, speed up the duration for repayment, and the borrower also has his own Strategy to increase the credit limit, on the dash page can also visible credit line notice, there reflects the notification, if paying payment before the specified time, will get an additional bonus credit. therefore after paying off, they will make a new loan application .
George Offei
Volunteer Mentor
Agona Swedru, GhanaFeb 8, 2018
Increasing their current on-time repayment rate is one of the reasons. In addition, some also do that in order to increase their credit limit but forgetting that they need to hold the current loan for a minimum period of time before they can qualify for that increase. Lack of understanding of some of this rule makes a borrower pay off his/her loan within some few weeks of the loan fully funded. Hence we (Volunteer Mentors) need to educate them very well.
George Kiio
Volunteer Mentor
Muthwani, KenyaFeb 8, 2018
Hi Will,
This is usually termed as fraudulent especially if the loan limit is way big.But the loan adjustment allows it. Which is better? failing to pay or not paying. But take for example a new member who applies for a loan in Kenya and is granted a loan of only KES 25. It is much better to repay it immediately and fail to request another or request than failing to pay. Many assume small loans seeing no obligations to pay them. Like in Kenya you cant be reported to CRB with just a loan of KES 100 and less. This is because the penalty is way destructive. Its not so good to generalize the situation at hand.
Hi Will,
Thanks for the question. In my view, the reason are as follows
1. To get the early repayment bonus
2. To increase the loan limit
3. To win lenders trust
4. To get more money and get to the highest loan limit.
We believe that this is what is expected from we borrowers by lenders.
Does it mean that you don't like this?
What do you lenders expect from borrowers? help us to understand. Thanks for the question.
hello Zacharias
your very right my brother why do people want to be rich in one day .
you need to build trust with the lenders , by being honest borrower ,
there's no elevators to success you need to go/ climb the stairs upwards.
Personally, as a lender, I prefer to loan money to people who actually need to borrow the requested amount. this behavior actually makes me trust the borrower LESS because the borrower's stated reasons for the loan may be for a printing machine or bales of wheat when actually the borrower does not need the loan and is doing it for the reasons listed above. I am not saying they are not valid reasons. You have to do what you have to do to increase your loan limit on this platform. If that is your reason, however, I would want that to be listed as the reason in the loan application. Regards,
I think for faithful borrowers this is in a bid to increase the the limits to take more e funds in future. Would kindly ask Will please help me in funding my loan I could really use your help.
Thanks Mr Will. This is one stratagy to increase your credit limit. I normally tell my invitees to make use of the on-time repayment bonus because they are complaining to me that zidisha loan is too small and hence can't help them in their businesses. I told them that if they want to increase their credit limit then(1) They must try to repay all their loans before the set date to get credit limit (2)Time to hold loans(3)Volunteer mentor and l have help them to do that (4)Maintenance of at least 90% repayment rate etc
One thing Mr Will you need to understand is that after loans have been completed the applicant must be given the opportunity immediately to apply new loans are as follows; Base on the information l have gathered from friends and invited members.
1.It takes about 3-5 days before payments are credited to ones account after payments.
2.You have to spend about half an hour on the internet before posting new application. Pictures uploading may take about 10 minutes.(Errors)
3.After posting, it takes about 5-7 days before its been reviewed.
4.After review, it may take about 4-5 days before the loan is fully funded and you will be ask to accept within 3 days.
5.After accepting, it may take about 7-14 days before the loan is finally disbursed.
In a nutshell it makes about a month before one get the loan after payments is completed. So if zidisha tell us to wait for sometimes before we can apply a new loan after payments, then it may take about two month before we get the loan. It's better that applicants are given the opportunity to apply new loan when payments are completed.
Holding of loans are use to control this too.
Thanks.
Hi sir,i think some of the reasons include:#to attain the incentive given for early repayment.#to grow your trust with lenders,eg 90%+.very few lenders or generally human beings can trust strange borrowers/strangers.they base on history to give judgement.so many borrowers would be having great investment ideas at the moment,which require like 300 dollars but since their trustworthiness takes time to be build,they try to accelerate it,as the idea would become outdated.so if maybe after some time,when shorter n secure methods of building trustworthiness have been researched on,some borrowers would be jumping to bigger loans from the word go,esp those in permanent employment and those with established businesses.thanks
Some do this because of small amount they get for example i aplied aloan of ksh1507 iwas given ksh507 ksh1000 was deducted for my membership card so ksh507 was not enough for my loan purpose I have to pay immediately to apply for amount that will archive my purpose
Hello Will.
This happens to increase the credit limit. You are kindly lending to some of us who have been previously prejudiced by strenuous requirements in the traditional SACCOs and banks, hence impoverished to to almost below poverty levels. Therefore, we would love to increase the credit limits so as to meet out business objectives. Kindly, bear with such kind of scenarios. Kind regards,
Martin
I have often seen full repayment done within a week and at times, even before the first repayment date!
I do see the need to have credit limit increased quickly. However, in my mind, doing it this way defeats the purpose why the process has been set up this way. The idea is that you prove credit worthiness by starting with small amounts and paying back fully+in time. The increased limit needs to be backed up by such performance.
I dont know about other lenders, but if I see such speedy payments in previous loan payments, I tend to stay away as I am not sure how well the repayments will be for larger amount. I rather take my chance on someone who might have struggled with repayments and has lower rating for On Time Repayments.
Or you could tell the borrower that you don’t want to be repaid early. And that you like them to reinvest the money they have earned to make more profit till it’s time to do a repayment.
But you are right. They must proof their creditworthiness by being able to generate an income from the money they lend.
Ahmed Bishir
Volunteer Mentor
Techiman, GhanaFeb 8, 2018
I agree with you all although I am not a victim but let's look at it this way; someone will take a loan of $450 and adjust the weekly repayment amount to $1or less than that. Doesn't this situation also cause for concern
I think such a repayment amount will take years before making a full repayment of the loan. So I suggest that there should be a limit on the adjustment amount.
--> It is my understanding that currently there is a limit of 5 years (60 months) to clear a loan. I think the system automatically will adjust the installment amount if someone tries to lower it to such a small amount that it would take more than five (5) years to clear the loan.
Julia, please correct me if I'm wrong.
Regarding making early remittances, that never is a good idea for a borrower to do at Zidisha, because that will not help increase the on-time repayment percentage or the credit limit.
There are only two things that go into the calculation of the on-time repayment rate, which are: (1) on-time remittances (as defined below), and (2) late remittances.
--> ON-TIME HELPS THE REPAYMENT SCORE.
"On Time" means paying on the exact due date or within ten (10) days *after* the due date,
because there is a ten-day grace period. (Dates are according to USA Eastern Time-Zone.)
--> LATE HURTS THE REPAYMENT SCORE. (Late is on the 11th day after the due date, or later.)
(In case you missed it above, dates are according to USA Eastern Time-Zone.)
--> EARLY DOES NOTHING AT ALL FOR THE REPAYMENT SCORE.
That's why sometimes you see a new borrower with a fully repaid loan--(sometimes even several fully repaid loans)--but there isn't any on-time repayment rate recorded. The borrower sent in all of the installments early, so an on-time repayment rate was not established (and the credit limit, therefore, will not increase much, if at all).
--> So, borrowers always should send remittances on time... not late... and not early.
--> Please note, too, that the on-time repayment rate includes ALL on-time remittances and all late remittances that have occurred since joining. In other words, ALL of of a borrower's loans are taken into consideration for the score, not just the current loan.
George Kiio
Volunteer Mentor
Muthwani, KenyaFeb 8, 2018
Hello Laurie.
Thank you for this sufficient information. I agree with you at some point. But part of support ticket someone mentioned on-time repayment is any payment made in between -10, +10 days of weekly payment due date. And quickly concluded that any payment outside this range was termed as late payment and hence the reason one of my invited friend had a low repayment rate despite of making payments way long earlier. Could you clarify how the systems puts into account on -10+10 days thing. And for sure early repayments helps with nothing.But could help if for eg in Kenya there is this time when loan limits for new members was KES 25, I used to tell them to pay and apply again coz this can only buy a half a bread and is not accountable to be paid in a months time.
It's my understanding that anything credited within the grace period that you mentioned is considered "on time". Prior to that is "early" and doesn't count toward the on-time repayment rate. Later than that is "late" and hurts the on-time repayment rate.
(Julia, please correct me if I'm wrong about any of this.)
Do you mean KES 25 after deductions? www.zidisha.org/forum-threa... [forum-thread/1310#comment-4489]
"Sometimes, some borrowers haven't understood well and think that they only have to remit the Net Disbursement amount and that that completes their obligation. That is not true (unless they cancel the loan very soon after receiving the Net Disbursement and before making any additional remittance which would begin paying the Fees they agreed to)."
Thank you for this info. It it possible to add the info about the repayment score calculation to the Borrowers FAQ?
Also it would be nice if there was more info in the Borrowers FAQ about the one time membership fee. It’s only mentioned in the Lenders FAQ.
And at last an explanation how to create a support ticket would be nice as well. That a borrower needs to click on “help” to create a support ticket isn’t logical for all borrowers.
so are you saying that, If I want to pay off my loan , I can not do that. For all you know I got a contract and want to pay off the loan so that I can take another one.
A good thought,its always healthy to put everything in a state of moderation,this will satisfy many classes of people.if the repayment period is not given a limit,some loans will take years to be fully repaid.this discourages lenders and even hinders growth on the side of borrowers.in addition,most people who repay early,it doesnt mean that the money has come from the investment they did with the loan.take for example a borrower who takes a loan to buy fertiliser for his young sugarcane crop.for him to realise returns,it will take 14-15 months to harvest and sell.i think that is why in the profile we are usually asked to provide information about our alternative sources of income,to support loan repayments,incase of long term loan investments like a degree course in university.thanks
Su Rono
Volunteer Mentor
Grobogan, IndonesiaFeb 8, 2018
apologize first ,
the bonus is applied if they can hold the minimum loan period and Finish repay the loan before the specified time, why zidisha apply bonus like that ?? I think it is a strategy so that the borrower can pay repayment on time, and it is also a strategy so that borrowers do not delay in paying off the repayment,
if the new borrower holds a loan for a week or two and immediately repay, it is not good. because it is too fast in paying the repayment.
I mean not like that.
accelerate the installment due to the pursuit of repayment before the specified time.
Example: The frequency of our repayment is Juny, but zidisha give a bonus if we can pay before the time specified, ie in May, we are also in the value also counted (on time Repayments)
we only chase 1 month faster to get bonus, if repayment faster before frequency repayment then fund lenders will quickly return and can to give to other borrower.
the bonus is applied if they can hold the minimum loan period and Finish repay the loan before the specified time, why zidisha apply bonus like that ?? I think it is a strategy so that the borrower can pay repayment on time, and it is also a strategy so that borrowers do not delay in paying off the repayment,
if the new borrower holds a loan for a week or two and immediately repay, it is not good. because it is too fast in paying the repayment.
I mean not like that.
accelerate the installment due to the pursuit of repayment before the specified time.
Example: The frequency of our repayment is Juny, but zidisha give a bonus if we can pay before the time specified, ie in May, we are also in the value also counted (on time Repayments)
we only chase 1 month faster to get bonus, if repayment faster before frequency repayment then fund lenders will quickly return and can to give to other borrower.
if the case like that, it is certain that the main purpose is to increase the loan limit quickly.
Many such cases occur in the month of September-November 2017 when the expedited system is still available and borrowers do not need to hold the loan for up to 1 month to increase the loan limit.
The purpose of the zidisha loan is to be utilized and developed on the business or the purpose of the loan, but some borrowers exploit the expedited system just to achieve the maximum loan limit possible.
Their pattern is to apply several loans within 1 month, the loan is repaid after a few days or maybe 1 week of funds received, after reaching certain loan limit (usually 4 digits loan), they stop that loan pattern and change the installment into the smallest installment, resulting in the duration loans become very long to tens of years.
Although now there is a policy that the maximum duration of the loan is 5 years, but there are still some loans with a very long duration that initially use the loan pattern I mentioned above to achieve the highest loan limit.
if the case like that, it is certain that the main purpose is to increase the loan limit quickly.
Many such cases occur in the month of September-November 2017 when the expedited system is still available and borrowers do not need to hold the loan for up to 1 month to increase the loan limit.
The purpose of the zidisha loan is to be utilized and developed on the business or the purpose of the loan, but some borrowers exploit the expedited system just to achieve the maximum loan limit possible.
Their pattern is to apply several loans within 1 month, the loan is repaid after a few days or maybe 1 week of funds received, after reaching certain loan limit (usually 4 digits loan), they stop that loan pattern and change the installment into the smallest installment, resulting in the duration loans become very long to tens of years.
Although now there is a policy that the maximum duration of the loan is 5 years, but there are still some loans with a very long duration that initially use the loan pattern I mentioned above to achieve the highest loan limit.
as you said in the Indonesian sub forum, each member has the right to increase or decrease the amount of installments according to his current condition.
for me, when I get additional income would not hurt if I pay early, as long as done in a natural way.
I mean here is the pattern of loan repayment very quickly (in just a few days or a maximum of 1 week after the funds received) repeatedly done at several loans in 1 month with the aim to reach the highest loan limit, I am sure you understand with that pattern and can distinguish a reasonable early loan repayment or with the above objectives.
Note: for me as a clothing seller, December is a great month because sales increase during high season Christmas and New year, so I can paid off my loan earlier.
as you said in the Indonesian sub forum, each member has the right to increase or decrease the amount of installments according to his current condition.
for me, when I get additional income would not hurt if I pay early, as long as done in a natural way.
I mean here is the pattern of loan repayment very quickly (in just a few days or a maximum of 1 week after the funds received) repeatedly done at several loans in 1 month with the aim to reach the highest loan limit, I am sure you understand with that pattern and can distinguish a reasonable early loan repayment or with the above objectives.
Note: for me as a clothing seller, December is a great month because sales increase during high season Christmas and New year, so I can paid off my loan earlier.
Someone who repays within few days on all loans taken is really not in need and he is there to just rise the loan limit ladder but someone who takes 1 month plus is genuine because the funds he took have already been spent and he is trying his best to gain the limit bonuses. I have been paying my loans quickly because my business growth is stable and much returns are realised and this puts the loan amount or credit limit too small or fixed to meet my business needs but all the same I can never borrow what I dont need. Am grateful for zidisha.
Hi guys, I'm so embarrassed to say this right now BUT my on time repayment rate has slid from 100% to 14% due to a default in repayment over the past few weeks. I was looking to raise my on time repayment rate back up to 80% over the next couple of weeks/months by abiding to my repayment schedule and making on time repayments.
Has any other lender been in such a position and is it possible to raise my on time repayment rate back to where it was?
Thanks for the clarification Joost, this is highly useful.
So I presume if I continue making repayments on the remaining balance on time as highlighted above, there is a probability that my on time repayment rate will slowly but surely move up again?
Looking forward to learning from you on this and thanks again for your selfless service to the Zidisha community.
Fitri Fauziyah
Volunteer Mentor
Kota Surabaya, IndonesiaFeb 12, 2018
Yes. Its gradually up in slowly pace. I don't know the number percentage will add to your score when your payment count as ontime payment. When your payment count as ontime, it will adding the number inside parenthesis. And please remember they credited to US Eastern Time.
Yes. Its gradually up in slowly pace. I don't know the number percentage will add to your score when your payment count as ontime payment. When your payment count as ontime, it will adding the number inside parenthesis. And please remember they credited to US Eastern Time.
Thanks for the detailed explanation. What do you mean by "..and please remember they credited to us eastern time."?
Fitri Fauziyah
Volunteer Mentor
Kota Surabaya, IndonesiaFeb 13, 2018
Zidisha base is at 21900 Muirfield Circle #104 Sterling, Virginia 20164 USA, so every payment will credited to our account according the time there. For example, Indonesia is 12 hours ahead of zidisha base, when I pay my installment early in the morning on Feb 11, it will credited to my account on Feb 10.
That's why when there are payment made and hasn't credited to borrowers account directly, zidisha ask the borrowers to wait 3 days before making a ticket on the procedure page for reporting uncredited payment. Usually borrowers just after paid the installment and their payment hasn't credited to their account yet, they will directly on that day making a ticket and post that in the forum. I'm sure that make a lot of work for zidisha volunteers and staff, if they just wait for 3 days as the procedure on that page, they will give more time for zidisha staff to works on others things that need fast response. The grace period is 10 days. So when one payment hasn't credited to their account, they will still count ontime if they pay their installment as the schedule, it just look a week behind. They can inform their lenders about their uncredited payment and what they've done to inform zidisha staff about their payment. That's my opinion.
Zidisha base is at 21900 Muirfield Circle #104 Sterling, Virginia 20164 USA, so every payment will credited to our account according the time there. For example, Indonesia is 12 hours ahead of zidisha base, when I pay my installment early in the morning on Feb 11, it will credited to my account on Feb 10.
That's why when there are payment made and hasn't credited to borrowers account directly, zidisha ask the borrowers to wait 3 days before making a ticket on the procedure page for reporting uncredited payment. Usually borrowers just after paid the installment and their payment hasn't credited to their account yet, they will directly on that day making a ticket and post that in the forum. I'm sure that make a lot of work for zidisha volunteers and staff, if they just wait for 3 days as the procedure on that page, they will give more time for zidisha staff to works on others things that need fast response. The grace period is 10 days. So when one payment hasn't credited to their account, they will still count ontime if they pay their installment as the schedule, it just look a week behind. They can inform their lenders about their uncredited payment and what they've done to inform zidisha staff about their payment. That's my opinion.
The teams credit payments from many locations throughout the world. Team members are located all over the globe. Only Julia, our Director, is located in Sterling, Virginia, United States. Some of us also are in her same time-zone, but most actually are not. Also, sometimes she is in Indonesia, visiting her husband's family, and she sometimes works from there. :-)
Payments get credited on the Zidisha website with the date that the borrower paid through the money-transfer partner (for example, through M-Pesa in Kenya), not the date that the team posts the payment onto the Zidisha website. If there was any temporary indication on the Zidisha website that the payment was "late", as long as the payment was paid through the money-transfer partner within the grace period, then that "Repaying Late" notation gets automatically corrected by the system to "Repaying On Time" as soon as the payment is posted on the Zidisha website.
Fitri Fauziyah
Volunteer Mentor
Kota Surabaya, IndonesiaFeb 14, 2018
Thank you for the clarification Laurie. I see, so for borrower in Indonesia the date credited to our account base on xendit, the money transfer patner zidisha in Indonesia then. I ever paid my installment on 3 am Indonesia time on Jan 27 and on my repayment page showed I paid it on Jan 26, but if I paid it on afternoon, it will wrote as the same date as I made the payment.
I wish to meet her if she is in Indonesia, unfortunately her husband family I guess living in Bali (I can only guess from some of her picture) Bali is another island from mine.
Thank you for the clarification Laurie. I see, so for borrower in Indonesia the date credited to our account base on xendit, the money transfer patner zidisha in Indonesia then. I ever paid my installment on 3 am Indonesia time on Jan 27 and on my repayment page showed I paid it on Jan 26, but if I paid it on afternoon, it will wrote as the same date as I made the payment.
I wish to meet her if she is in Indonesia, unfortunately her husband family I guess living in Bali (I can only guess from some of her picture) Bali is another island from mine.
Thank you for that clarification, too, Fitri. Yes, I think you are right that it is according to the United States Eastern Time-Zone, so if a borrower is close to the end of the grace period, he/she should be careful to stay within the grace period, taking our time-zone over here into consideration. However, since you are ahead of us, and most countries where we have borrowers are ahead of us, most borrowers won't have to worry about being late. They may have to worry about paying *early*, though, since early remittances don't count toward the on-time repayment rate (only the on-time and late remittances go into that calculation).
My second paragraph above, though, still stands. I know you already knew what is there, Fitri, but I wrote it for any others who may not know.
It would be nice if you two could meet sometime. Idk where her husband's family lives, though, but you could ask her. :-)
Fitri Fauziyah
Volunteer Mentor
Kota Surabaya, IndonesiaFeb 14, 2018
Yes laurie. I understand the second paragraf. Dave had explain to me very well on VM forum and old thread in borrower forum. Btw I rarely see Dave now. It's look like he works behind the scence, only saw his trace on 'like'.
I will ask her when the time is right ;)
I love the sentence no news mean good news. This usually apply when my brother forget to give the task and I already run away to avoid the task by silence my phone hehehe ;)
Yes laurie. I understand the second paragraf. Dave had explain to me very well on VM forum and old thread in borrower forum. Btw I rarely see Dave now. It's look like he works behind the scence, only saw his trace on 'like'.
I will ask her when the time is right ;)
I love the sentence no news mean good news. This usually apply when my brother forget to give the task and I already run away to avoid the task by silence my phone hehehe ;)
Be encouraged bro,there is hope.mine dropped to about 72%,but im at 82%,a lesson well learned,experience gained.if situations are tough,make use of instalment adjustment opportunity,even reduce to the least possible instalment,then increase after financial recovery,it does not affect your repayment score,a good reason why zidisha is unique n understanding.welcome.
"So instead of paying early you should first change your installment amount so your scheduled repayment dates are recalculated and then you can do 1 large repayment."
I've found this piece of advice, especially useful. I will implement it in certain circumstances. Thanks
According to me paying your loan days after receiving it's show that u don't need that loan .you should keep that money to earn profit then pay back that's the mind of businesses man.
I am new here and my first loan is actually 12 ksh which I have to pay with the membership fee considering I needed to top up on money for an inventory 12 Shillings won't definitely help me, meaning I may pay up early to access the next credit limit which 2500 which can help me in my inventory . So kindly don't generalise it depends on how needy someone is fo funding. And also it would depend on the amount if its anything from 100 dollars upwards you can be suspicious. However, if someone is sourcing goods from a site like Alibaba or Aliexpress buying plenty can increase their credit. Putting in mind manufacturers have a minimum number of pieces you can purchase for certain goods. It would make sense paying so much to ship a few pieces while you could ship in bulk and get subsidised discount prices on goods and shipment.
As long as a borrower is faithful in their repayment otherwise you can deny one a chance to break even.
Hello Mercy,
I am glad that as new member, you are participating in forum discussions and have put forth borrower's viewpoint here, something other borrowers have pointed out as well. I dont think lenders necessarily consider loans repaid right away as a bad thing and stay away. You are right that there are valid reasons why a borrower would do that. At times, it becomes difficult to determine if indeed a valid reason made you do that. As you get loans via Zidisha, be sure to communicate with your lenders - even if you have difficulties repaying and strive to maintain as high On Time Repayment score as possible.
I will sure contribute to your next loan and give you a chance to prove to be a dependable borrower. Wish you all the best with your vegetable delivery business.
Thanks Joshi My first time to borrow was in January,I was immediately funded but at that time the membership fee equalled the loan which was 21 dollars, I needed the money but by deducting the membership fee I would have had nothing deposited on my account but have had to pay back to access another loan. So though my project was fully funded I didn't accept the loan. Because I had no means of accessing funds to repay. So I declined. Its good for lenders to get feedback from borrowers or the membership fee should be deducted partially from the loan and the rest from payment instalments.
I support Mercy Cheptoo Fully, for beginners at Zidisha, the initial loans are way below the amount required therefore its only wise that once you receive you pay back early.
The whole idea i believe is to get to the stage where you get the right amounts you can invest for profit in your running business.
I use the lower amounts on airtime and data connection fees as i work for higher amounts.
Is this in order as per Zidisha policy?
All zidisha team doing is very good but their charge of credit risk is very high. It takes much of the loan they approved. Can someone enlighten me more on credit risk?
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Francis Williams Takoradi, Ghana Oct 31, 2018
Laurie ☮ United States Feb 16, 2018
Fitri Fauziyah, Alex Tsuma and Mimin Munawaroh like this.
Charles Afful Asare Accra, Ghana Nov 5, 2018
Daniel Simiyu Meru, Kenya Apr 27, 2018
Malachi Oloo likes this.
Su Rono Volunteer Mentor Grobogan, Indonesia Feb 8, 2018
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Mimin Munawaroh Volunteer Mentor Cilacap, Indonesia Feb 9, 2018
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shena, Fitri Fauziyah, Joost and Bastiaan like this.
Su Rono Volunteer Mentor Grobogan, Indonesia Feb 9, 2018
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Mimin Munawaroh Volunteer Mentor Cilacap, Indonesia Feb 9, 2018
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Fitri Fauziyah and Joost like this.
Edwin Mmwacha Nairobi, Kenya Feb 9, 2018
Josiah Cheruiyot Nairobi, Kenya Feb 11, 2018
Joost Noord Brabant, Netherlands Feb 11, 2018
Josiah Cheruiyot, James Orina, Fitri Fauziyah, Samwel Nyangi, Edwin Mmwacha, George Offei and Mimin Munawaroh like this.
Samwel Nyangi Nairobi, Kenya Feb 13, 2018
Josiah Cheruiyot Nairobi, Kenya May 20, 2018
Fitri Fauziyah likes this.
Josiah Cheruiyot Nairobi, Kenya Feb 12, 2018
Laurie and Fitri Fauziyah like this.
Bastiaan Germany Feb 12, 2018
Laurie, Josiah Cheruiyot, Fitri Fauziyah, Su Rono, Mimin Munawaroh and Joost like this.
Fitri Fauziyah Volunteer Mentor Kota Surabaya, Indonesia Feb 12, 2018
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Josiah Cheruiyot, George Offei, Mimin Munawaroh and Joost like this.
Josiah Cheruiyot Nairobi, Kenya Feb 12, 2018
Fitri Fauziyah Volunteer Mentor Kota Surabaya, Indonesia Feb 13, 2018
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Josiah Cheruiyot, Mimin Munawaroh, Joost and Alaba Michael like this.
Josiah Cheruiyot Nairobi, Kenya Feb 13, 2018
Fitri Fauziyah likes this.
Laurie ☮ United States Feb 14, 2018
Josiah Cheruiyot and Fitri Fauziyah like this.
Fitri Fauziyah Volunteer Mentor Kota Surabaya, Indonesia Feb 14, 2018
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Laurie ☮ United States Feb 14, 2018
Josiah Cheruiyot and Fitri Fauziyah like this.
Fitri Fauziyah Volunteer Mentor Kota Surabaya, Indonesia Feb 14, 2018
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Laurie and Josiah Cheruiyot like this.
Daniel Simiyu Meru, Kenya Apr 29, 2018
Josiah Cheruiyot likes this.
Josiah Cheruiyot Nairobi, Kenya Feb 12, 2018
Fitri Fauziyah likes this.
Joost Noord Brabant, Netherlands Feb 12, 2018
Laurie, Josiah Cheruiyot, Endang Rusmiati, Fitri Fauziyah, Daniel Simiyu, Julie and Mimin Munawaroh like this.
Josiah Cheruiyot Nairobi, Kenya Feb 12, 2018
Samwel Nyangi likes this.
Kwabna Foster Ohene Volunteer Mentor Feyiase, Ghana Mar 5, 2018
Laurie, Josiah Cheruiyot and Joost like this.
Ade Saputra Dki Jakarta, Indonesia Jun 9, 2018
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Joseph Thuku Nairobi, Kenya Oct 27, 2018
Laurie likes this.
John Mwadeghu Mazeras, Kenya Nov 2, 2018
Fitri Fauziyah, Julie, Joost and Joshi like this.
Mercy Cheptoo Kitengela, Kenya Nov 6, 2018
Joshi and Purity Gacheru like this.
Joshi United States Nov 8, 2018
Mercy Cheptoo likes this.
Mercy Cheptoo Kitengela, Kenya Nov 9, 2018
Collins Litali Kitale, Kenya Nov 8, 2018
Mercy Cheptoo likes this.
Dennis Asamoah Akoase, Ghana Nov 13, 2018
Vincent Kakai Kakamega, Kenya Nov 14, 2018
Elisha Okoth likes this.
Elisha Okoth Nairobi, Kenya Nov 24, 2018