Posts by Ndondo Mulli
We Are All One Family
Poverty defines many villages in Kenya. Lack of food, clean water, medical care, schools, and sanitation are challenges millions of Kenyans face every day. Is there a solution to this abject poverty that has been the bedrock of causing children to become beggars, child prostitutes and thieves, among other societal ills? MCF has adapted a…
Read MoreKeeping Hope Alive
Nicholas came to MCF as a little boy who had never joined school. He and his three siblings had watched their parents waste away under the cruel hand of HIV/ Aids. The children’s hopes and dreams seemed to have faded away with the death of both their parents. Nicholas’s candle grew even dimmer when he…
Read MoreEcotourism Conference
MCF will be hosting its first Ecotourism Conference with the goal of sharing ideas for sustainability development in Kenya for Internantional markets, with the focus on German Market. Our deeply-held conviction is that the concept of ecotourism is a key component that will champion a communal approach toward preserving and conserving our cultural heritage, while…
Read MoreDr. Charles Mulli Enviromental Day
Dr. Mulli Environmental Award Initiative was started by Daddy Mulli to reward the best schools annually to inspire active participation of schools in the adopt-a-tree initiative, among other social intervention.The Adopt-a- tree campaigns, among children and youth in schools, was instigated to influence active participation of target community to replicate successes in environmental transformation within…
Read MoreCOURAGE OF BEING A TEENAGE MOTHER
The youngest mother whom we have recorded in our history as a family is a 12-year-old girl. Over the years we have rescued young teenage mothers from the most unbelievable circumstances. Many upon rescue had so much bitterness and anger towards the men who impregnated then, of whom many are survivors of rape. In MCF…
Read MoreTHERE IS ROOM FOR ONE MORE
Since 2019 began, we have opened our doors to 231 children in different MCF branches. The hardships of life have increasingly seen children as young as a few days old being abandoned by their mothers. The pain of loosing the only parent to death has pressured young children of less than 10 years to take…
Read MoreRAINS HAVE COME
Our faces were filled with joy at the smell of the coming rains. The rain drops falling reminded us of the faithfulness of the Lord, and the assurance that God answers our prayers. The Thika River is again thundering with beautiful sounds of the rushing waters. Glory to God! We would like you to join…
Read MoreA Dry River
Everyday we gaze at the clear blue African skies hoping that soon we, like Elijah’s servant, will see a cloud as small as the hand of a man. Then we shall shout with joy knowing that the rains are coming. Our land is thirsty! Our livestock are thirsty! Children, women, men and the elderly are…
Read MoreHappy Easter
When Jesus came to the world, he did not come for himself but for mankind. The distressing and shameful death of Jesus on the cross and his victorious resurrection was all because of his love for us. The agape of God towards us compelled him to give us the ultimate sacrifice, so that we could…
Read MoreJustice to be Served
Jane was 6 years old when a man first defiled her, changing her life forever. You could see the hurt in her eyes, the pain, and sorrow that filled her soul. Wishing that she was never born, she had to live with the harsh reality that she had been infected with HIV/Aids. Life was never…
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