My name is Janet Awuor Yimbo. I am 22 years old and the last born in a family of four children two girls and two boys. I was born and raised in Kenya in a humble family that has always valued hard work and resilience.

Growing up, I always dreamed of going to college and building a successful future through education. After completing high school, I hoped to continue with my studies, but unfortunately, my family was unable to raise enough money for college fees. This was a difficult time for me, but I chose not to give up on myself or my dreams.

Instead, I decided to take a different path and find a way to support myself and my future. I have always had a strong sense of responsibility and independence, and I believe in creating opportunities even in difficult circumstances. That’s what led me to start a small business, and it has become a new chapter in my life.

I run a small business selling chicken feeds in my community. I started it after seeing how many local poultry farmers struggle to find quality and affordable feeds. The business helps me support myself and serve farmers who rely on me.

With a loan, I plan to increase my stock so I can meet growing demand, get some chicken for sale and improve my income. My goal is to expand the business and continue supporting small scale farmers while saving for my future.

I will use this loan to buy more chicken feeds for resale and also start selling chicken in my shop. This will help me expand my business, increase my income, and attract more customers in my area and beyond