The Tumaini Olkarau family faced a profound struggle marked by hardship and resilience. Three brothers were said to have been cursed by their father at an early age—an unfortunate event that led to the development of disabilities among them. From their childhood into their old age, their devoted mother tirelessly cared for them. She attended to their daily needs, including bathing and helping them use the toilet, sacrificing her own life and opportunities to ensure their wellbeing.

The family’s hope for a better life was symbolized by a house they had begun to build. However, the construction came to a halt due to lack of funds, deepening their sorrow as they had to live with unfinished dreams and heavy burdens. Their life was a daily battle against despair and limitations.

Their story changed when Jeremy, a compassionate advocate, visited them and shared their plight through his media platform, Kenya Diaspora Media. Inspired and moved, Jeremy and his followers launched a mission to complete the unfinished house and build three additional homes for the brothers. They also provided wheelchairs to the men, enabling them to move more freely and reduce strain as they pursued work and a more independent life.

Through faith and the collective support of Jeremy Damaris and his community, the family witnessed a miraculous transformation. God’s intervention changed their status from cursed to blessed, restoring hope and happiness after many years of struggle. Their journey amazed many and highlighted the powerful impact of compassionate action, showing how love and support can heal deep wounds and renew lives.