Success Stories – Cord Sri Lanka

	S. Pushpamary She is a war widow with two school going children. She has set up small backyard poultry with the loan money. She has earned around Rs.15000 so far.
	T. Sumathi She is a war-widow with three school going children. She invested the loan money to purchase a cow. She gets around 5 liters of milk per day and earns Rs.9000 per month by selling milk. She has also got a small backyard poultry.
	V.Rajitha She as two school going children and a disabled husband to take care of. She gets about 3 liters of milk per day and earns around Rs. 5400 per month by selling milk. Additionally she maintains a banana cultivation and a home garden to grow vegetable for home consumption.
	K. Arulthevi She has a disabled husband who had lost his leg. With the loan money she has purchased a cow. She earns an average income of Rs. 4800 per month by selling milk. She also maintains a home garden to grow vegetables required for the family.
	T. Sasikala She is a war widow with four school going children. She managed to set up a small backyard poultry with the loan money she received. She gets around 12 eggs per day and earns an income of Rs. 5700 a month. She also maintains a home garden to grow vegetables required for the family.
	S Vinothini She is a war widow with a school going child. She has purchased 30 hens from the loan money. She earns Rs. 3000 per month by selling eggs. Additionally she is involved in home gardening.
	T. Jeyarathy She is a war widow with two school going children. She bought a cow with the money and she earns Rs. 10,500 per month by selling milk. She is also having a home garden.
	C. Manonmani She is a war widow with five children. She has bought a cow with this money and by selling milk she earns Rs. 6000 a month.
	S. Vijayagowrie Husband is a heart patient who cannot do heavy work. She has three school going children. She started cultivating betel and vegetables with the money she received. Now she earns Rs.15,000 per month.
	N . Annalukshamy She is a war widow with four school going children. With the money she received, she purchased a sewing machine and a goat. By sewing, she earns around Rs.7000 per month. She also maintains a home garden to grow vegetable for home consumption.