New Projects

Manna Kids is a market-leading meal supplement that provides children of all ages the daily required protein, vitamins, and minerals to allow them to develop their brains and bodies to reach their full potential.

We are working hard to keep the cost as low as possible and currently, children can gain access to this meal supplement for only R2.50 (0.20 USD). Help us give children a chance to develop fully.

Help us raise R850 000 (50 000 USD) to secure this lifeline.

Eden Protocol Foundation is entering the Isuzu Ironman 70.3 Mossel Bay race as a team. We are raising funds and other resources that will help uplift the children of the Mossel Bay area. Funds will go toward providing nutrition, education, and equipment for sports development.

Help us raise the funds and equipment required to complete the race and support the development of the Mossel Bay community.

Kids from disadvantaged communities learn how to code and program.

This project takes digital education to communities where children do not have access to computers or internet connection and teaches them coding and programming skills.

This project creates the opportunity for children to have a career in the digital marketplace.

See what has been accomplished and how you can help.

Kids from disadvantaged communities learn how to film and capture the stories that inspire them within their environment.

This project takes filming, production, and editing education to communities where children do not have access to the equipment and education and teaches these skills.

This project creates the opportunity for children to have a career in filming, marketing, and content creation.

See what is planned and how you can help.

Eden Protocol is proud to partner with Isalathiso Primary School to grow their existing garden project into a sustainable food source for the school and a commercial enterprise that supports the wider community.

Together, we are also expanding the school’s arts and crafts program, helping students develop their creative talents into market-ready products. Through this partnership, learners are empowered with practical entrepreneurial and business skills, laying a foundation for future opportunity and community impact.

This initiative at Isalathiso Primary serves as a pilot program, with the long-term goal of replicating and expanding it into the broader community and other schools across the region.