LITTLE EDEN’S LIFELONG CARE MODEL EARNS CSI LEGACY AWARDS FINALIST SPOT

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For nearly six decades, Little Eden has quietly done some of the hardest work in South Africa, caring for children and adults with profound intellectual disabilities who need round-the-clock support. Now, that work is being recognised. Little Eden has been named a finalist in the 2026 CSI Legacy Awards, in the Best NGO category, a nod to its long-standing commitment to dignity, compassion and lifelong care. But beyond the awards, Little Eden is also grappling with very real challenges: limited government funding, rising costs, and the responsibility of caring for 300 residents who depend on them every single day. Joining us now is Ann, who leads Little Eden and carries both the organisation’s legacy and its futureSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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