Charles Mulli is the founder of MCF. He was the son of an alcoholic and abusive father. At the age of 6, he was deserted and left on his own as a homeless child.

As a result of his exceptional capacity to survive and his spiritual perspective, he became an extremely successful entrepreneur.

Charles Mulli and "daughter"

A chance encounter with some homeless boys ended with them stealing his car. It also caused him to change his life. Recalling the difficulties associated with his own life, he sold all of his businesses to become a "father" to these disadvantaged children.

Opening his own home and his family to several of these street children was just a first step. Today, there are seven different facilities providing family, education, occupational training, health services, and a future for 2030 homeless children of Kenya.

These children range in age from preschool to high school students. Many are HIV/AIDs orphans and some are sexually abused girls. The MCF also offers services to abused women.

MCF has successfully rehabilitated more than 7000 children in the past 20 years. There are another 2250 children participating in the MCF programs at present.

These homes are providing unbelievable educational experiences. The homeless students are achieving at higher educational levels than most of the Kenya systems. This is an unbelievable success story for street and abandoned children.

They also sport a championship football and karate team, plus recognized dance and vocal groups.

A strong vocational program is also available in the construction trades, cosmetology, and tailoring.

Most of the children reside at the Ndalani branch (pronounced "Dalani"). There are 750students (preschool-12) there. It is approximately 100 kilometers to the east of Nairobi, the capital of Kenya (Don't Google it because it apparently does not exist except to the people who live there.)
Ndalani is a semi arid area, and MCF is in the process of rehabilitating the land as well as the children. MCF has established organic vegetable and fish farms that supply food for the MCI homes They also provide employment to local workers. In addition, the farms also provide 50% of MCF's operating costs.
Kenya is on the east coast of Africa bordered by the Indian Ocean. It is supposed to be "The Garden of Eden" where we as homo sapiens began our existence. It is also one of the most beautiful countries in the world and known for its African safaris.
If you would like further information about the Mully Children's Foundation, please visit their web site www.mullychildrensfamily.org If you would like to make a financial contribution to MCF, please go to http://www.mullychildrensfamily.org/support_mcf