Khaligraph Jones Helps Pay Rent for Homeless Mum battling Postpartum Depression.

Khaligraph Jones has shown his philanthropic side by helping a distressed mother of three. This is after he sent KSh 10,000 to help resettle the woman who fell into postpartum depression after giving birth. The mum had been evicted from the house over rent arrears, forcing her to live on the streets with a five-day-old baby.

Rapper Brian Ouko Omollo aka Khaligraph Jones has come to the aid of a woman who has been homeless while battling postpartum depression at the same time. Khaligraph Jones sent KSh 10,000 to philanthropist Juliana Olayo for the distressed woman's rent.
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The case of the lady whose name remains withheld was brought to the fore by philanthropist Juliana Olayo who asked the public to support her.

Abandoned and alone Details indicate that the new mother was abandoned by her husband immediately after she got pregnant with her third child and left struggling with a problematic pregnancy.

Not long after, she was forcefully thrown out of her house by an agent, forcing her to take her two other children to a friend's house. Due to the stress and shock over whatever was going on, she went into labour shortly after and gave birth to her third baby at Mumwani Maternity Hospital. "Three days later, she was discharged but tried to resist by telling the hospital she had nowhere to go," Juliana said.

Her pleas fell on deaf ears as the hospital needed the bed for the next patient, which saw her being ejected. With no place to call home, she started wandering about with the newborn, a point at which postpartum depression kicked in. "She was just walking around aimlessly with a baby in her arms and a Maasai shuka. That's how a certain lady saw her and reported it to the police who saved her and the child," continued Juliana.

Among the people who were touched by the lady's condition was singer Khaligraph Jones who reached out to Juliana and offered to help. The crooner sent KSh 10,000 to go towards the lady's rent so that she finds shelter for herself and the five-day-old baby. "It's just a blessing knowing that people do follow what we have been doing and appreciate us. Thank you so much, very few people of your caliber even care about the less fortunate," Juliana said with gratitude. She added that the conversation between them was eye-opening as she learned so much from him.


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