Gladys Okali, a 75-year-old widow from Emuruba village in western Kenya, has spent over 25 years caring for her three sons who live with mental illnesses.The community has labeled her home as 'the homestead of mad people,' adding to her struggles.She survives on minimal resources, with her family often going to bed after drinking only plain tea.Her house has a leaking roof, and during rains, they sleep in wet conditions.A pastor visited her home, describing the poor conditions and the stigma faced by the family.The pastor helped her register a mobile phone and urged the public to support her.The article highlights the challenges of caring for mentally ill family members in a community that lacks empathy and resources.It also underscores the lack of basic necessities and the emotional toll on Gladys, who has no support system.The story emphasizes the need for societal compassion and better support systems for families in similar situations.