Surviving the Unthinkable | Junior & Paul’s Journey to Healing
They were just children when their lives changed forever. 💔
At only eight years old, Paul Njenga and 11-year-old Junior Mwaura endured unimaginable pain—suffering severe burns at the hands of their own father. Their mother tragically lost her life in the fire, leaving them not only physically wounded but emotionally shattered.
But their story didn’t end there.
A Second Chance at Life
At the hospital, authorities contacted Mully Children’s Family (MCF), where Daddy and Mummy Mulli welcomed them with open arms into the World’s Largest Family.
Through faith, love, and dedicated care, Junior and Paul began their journey to healing.
💛 Medical treatment to ease their suffering
👕 Clothing, food, and a warm place to call home
📚 Education and mentorship to rebuild their future
🙏 Emotional and spiritual support to restore their hope
From Pain to Gratitude
Today, Paul and Junior’s scars tell a story—not of pain, but of survival. They have found hope, belonging, and purpose.
Their journey is a powerful reminder that even in the darkest moments, there is light.
Now, they share their gratitude for the Mully family who saved their lives, proving that love can heal even the deepest wounds.
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Their transformation was made possible because someone chose to give. You can help rescue, heal, and restore another child today.
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💛 No child should have to endure such pain—but with love, healing is possible. Thank you for being part of this mission.