Bahati MP Irene Njoki on Inua Jamii Cash Transfer Registration
During the two-week registration period, My team were in different locations in Bahati Constituency to facilitate the registration process. They ensured that my constituents were informed about the program and assisted them in completing the necessary forms.
The registration process involved collecting personal information, such as names, IDs, and relevant contact details, to ensure that eligible individuals can receive the cash transfers. The teams also conducted screenings to verify the eligibility of applicants based on the program’s criteria.
Today, as the registration process in Bahati Constituency came to an end, officials expressed satisfaction with the level of community participation. They commended the residents for their cooperation and emphasized that the program’s success relies on the accurate identification of beneficiaries.
Now that the registration phase is complete, the next step will be the verification and assessment of the collected data. The government will thoroughly review the applications to ensure that the assistance reaches those most in need.
Once the verification process is finalized, beneficiaries will start receiving their cash transfers through various payment platforms. This support is expected to enable vulnerable individuals to meet their basic needs and enhance their livelihoods.
The Inua Jamii cash transfer registration program has been well-received in Bahati Constituency, serving as a crucial support system for those facing economic challenges. Its successful conclusion marks a significant step towards improving the welfare of vulnerable populations in the area.
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