6 things you can learn from a child with disabilities

6 things you can learn from a child with disabilities

It’s normal to feel distressed when you first learn that your eagerly awaited child has a disability. If you are religious, you may wonder why God has ‘punished’ you. At LITTLE EDEN, we strongly believe that children with profound intellectual and physical disability...
Self-care for caregivers

Self-care for caregivers

Caregivers are often regarded with awe. Warm, compassionate and patient, they offer valuable support to people needing assistance and their family. Because the role is both physically taxing and psychologically demanding, self-care for caregivers is essential in order...
How to react to a child living with disabilities

How to react to a child living with disabilities

Many people have no idea how to react to a child with disabilities, or their parents. Do we ignore the obvious – that the child is in a wheelchair or struggling to speak normally? Should we ask questions about the child’s condition? We want to be sensitive — but worry...
Thanks to you, we have a new tractor!

Thanks to you, we have a new tractor!

Our new tractor has arrived at Elivira Village, and we are so excited! A beautiful shiny red, the tractor will be used for numerous farming activities. Most importantly, it will be a big help with the new pecan nut expansion project, which is intended to help LITTLE...
Help us give extra Christmas joy

Help us give extra Christmas joy

With just under 3 months to go, we’re busy planning gifts to make Christmas a time to remember for every child and adult in our care. And we need your help, please. Since access to both our Homes remains restricted, please consider making a financial donation towards...
Thanks for giving winter warmth

Thanks for giving winter warmth

We asked for your help to provide new winter clothing for our residents and you responded with the kindness and generosity we’ve come to know. Soft fleecy pyjamas … winter tracksuits … jackets, beanies, socks and shoes now occupy the residents’ shelves and...