Over 2,000 abandoned children have found shelter and support through the Mully Children's Family, Africa's largest organization for child rescue and rehabilitation.
“Changing the world one child at a time”
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Over 2,000 abandoned children have found shelter and support through the Mully Children's Family, Africa's largest organization for child rescue and rehabilitation.
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Synopsis
Charles Mully, a former business tycoon in Kenya, dedicates his life to abandoned children. He founds the Mully Children's Family, which provides shelter, education, and care for vulnerable youth. By 2015, this organization becomes the largest children's rescue group in Africa. The film follows Mully's work and mission to improve the lives of orphans and demonstrate the potential of every child. His efforts continually shape the future for many in Kenya.
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Why Watch
- Meet Charles Mully, a transformative figure in Kenya.
- Find out how one man changed the lives of many orphans.
- See the impact of the Mully Children's Family organization.
Did You Know
- Charles Mully is known as the 'Father to the Fatherless.'
- Mully Children's Family is Africa's largest children's rescue organization.
- The film was directed by Scott Haze and released in 2015.
- The documentary has a duration of 81 minutes.
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Who is Charles Mully?
Charles Mully is a former Kenyan business tycoon who became a leading advocate for abandoned children in Kenya.
What organization did Charles Mully establish?
Charles Mully established the Mully Children's Family, which is Africa's largest children's rescue, rehabilitation, and development organization.
What is the tagline of the documentary 'Mully'?
The tagline of the documentary is 'Changing the world one child at a time'.
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