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Mully Children's Family (MCF)

THE BIGGEST FAMILY IN THE WORLD

MCF is a Christian charity that works with disadvantaged people to transform their lives and enable them to lead more dignified lives. The foundation and mission of the Mully Family (MCF) is a reflection of Charles Mully's real-life experiences as a child and his desire to make the world fit for every child. Mully Children's Family (MCF) is a Christian non-profit registered foundation that runs various charitable initiatives in Kenya and beyond. It was founded in 1989 by Dr. Ev. Charles Mutua Mully, entrepreneur, environmentalist and philanthropist.

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Marriage and family – Dr. Mully married Esther Ntheny in 1970, with whom he has seven biological children. The children grew up while MCF was in its early years of work and service to humanity. The young had the privilege of attending school with MCF beneficiaries in primary and secondary school, while the older ones joined their father in serving children in need. Today, all biological children have embraced the vision and are directly serving in different roles.

1989.

founded in

1500

households taken care of

35.000

children rehabilitated

ESTABLISHMENT OF THE MULLY CHILDREN'S FAMILY (MCF)

While Charles Mully was on a business trip to Nairobi in 1986, he experienced something that changed his life. As he was getting out of the car, a group of street children approached him and he refused to give them money. This refusal stemmed from his belief that giving them money would encourage them to use illegal substances. Returning a few hours later, he saw that his car had been stolen. He was not moved by the material loss, but directed by the despair of the children; a situation he understood well from his own past. The memory of those street children stayed with Dr. Mully for the next three years. He then decided to sell his lucrative business to take care of those lost souls. His grueling past became the springboard for his extraordinary mission to transform the lives of the marginalized in society.

In 1989, responding to God's call, Dr. Mully began selling all of his real estate and businesses and dedicated the profits to helping street children through rescue, housing, medical care, psychosocial support, and education. With a mixture of compassion, forgiveness and a mission of hope, he began bringing street children into his home one by one from November 17, 1989. This was the birth of Mully's family of children. dr. Mully shared his new vocation with his family, who agreed to support him in prayer and practice. However, he faced unimaginable rejection in the first years of the foundation from close friends, business associates and even from his church because he decided to dedicate his life and resources to saving the lives of street children. Despite all the rejections, his biological family gave him solid support. Since then there have been no regrets or looking back.

SINCE ITS FOUNDATION IN 1989, MCF HAS REHABILITATED AND REINTEGRATED OVER 35,000 YOUNG PEOPLE.

They have established seven fully functional residential child protection development centers: six in Kenya and one in Tanzania. They have five operational centers for the development of child protection in the community: MCF Lodwar, MCF Vipingo, MCF Kipsongo and Dr. Charles Mully Secondary School in Kenya, as well as MCF Dar es Salaam. They have nine educational centers for early childhood development. They founded five registered elementary schools. They founded four registered secondary schools: MCF Ndalani Secondary School, MCF Yatta Secondary School, Dr. Charles Mully Secondary School and MCF Lodwar Secondary School. They have three institutions for tertiary education namely: Mully College-Yatta and MCF Yatta Vocational and Training Center and MCF Malindi Girl's Vocational Training Center.

They have functional points for water, which are: MCF Ndalani water project serves over 1500 households within Ndalani location; MCF Lodwar borehole serves the entire Lokaparaparae village with over 300 households; MCF Kipsongo borehole serves entire Kipsongo slum with over 1,800 households and MCF Vipingo borehole serves over 1,500 households in Rea Vipingo. MCF has planted and distributed over 5 Million trees in its project sites, the surrounding communities and institutions through the Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Program.
MCF in its endeavors targets a population of the less fortunate persons, who due to circumstances beyond their control, find themselves in a state of disadvantage These groups include vulnerable Children. These are children aged below 18 years of age and are either or Orphans, Street Children, Destitute, Abandoned children, Neglected children, Children in conflict with the law, Children of imprisoned parent (s), Child laborers, Children who are in Commercial sex work, Children forced into early marriage, Child mothers, Malnourished children, Children of terminally ill parents or whose parents are living with disabilities, Children living with disabilities, Children whose parents died. MCF reaches out to marginalized community members that are experiencing the worst manifestation of poverty resulting from forces of nature beyond their control. Such groups or individuals include but are not limited to Widows and widowers, The destitute grandparents and next of kins taking care of orphans, Vulnerable youth, those suffering from a terminal illness or recurring illness, Internally Displaced Populations, Victims of drought, floods and famine.
The rallying call of “Saving Children’s Lives” is modeled along the key intervention geared towards impacting Child Protection and Development initiatives.