About Mully Children's Family

Vision Statement
To see the children, young people and the marginalized members of our society access justice, social and economic empowerment, and lead a decent and dignified livelihood.

Mission Statement
To follow Jesus Christ in assisting and working with the poor, displaced, orphaned, street children and the oppressed in Africa through rescue, rehabilitation, capacity building, access to education and training, nutritional and medical care, parental love, psychosocial support and spiritual care.

Core Values

1. Expression of Christian love for the poor and marginalized communities
2. Build a strong sense of integrity, honesty, accountability and transparency
3. Provide an atmosphere conducive for creativity, initiative, professionalism and hard work
4. Promotion of respect for the rights of women and children
5. Commitment to serve and promote children and youth welfare
6. Encourage active and meaningful participation of the children among other target groups
7. Courage of conviction

Objectives

1. To provide physiological needs to the rescued street and destitute children including food, shelter, clothing, medical care, formal and informal education and parental love
2. To offer vocational training in various skills including carpentry, metal work, motor Mechanics, agriculture, cloth designing and tailoring, elementary home economics in cookery, computer studies and child care.
3. To offer the children spiritual nourishment, counseling, guidance and Christian teaching.
4. To initiate, implement and manage sustainability development projects for income generation and to reduce donor dependence.
5. To support community development initiatives through partnerships to provide sustainable safety nets for transitioned (from MCF) and vulnerable children in the community.
6. To rehabilitate the children morally through character/ behavior transformation with a view of reuniting them with their respective families besides ensuring a structured transition system for those who have no parents to enable them adjust and articulate themselves comfortably within society and the economy.
7. To mainstream HIV/AIDS education in programs implementation targeting rescued children, employees and the general community.