Financials & Reports
High-quality care depends on reliable sources of support.
For Eden House to be sustainable and safe, funding is structured across four pillars:
• ± 20 % Government subsidy
• ± 20% In-kind Community contributions and services
• ± 50% Donors, foundations, and private giving
• ±10% Fundraising and income generating projects.
This shared responsibility model reduces risk, strengthens resilience, and ensures that no single funder carries undue influence over care decisions.
Eden House Knysna is registered as a Non-Profit Company (NPC 2026/190142/08), ensuring an added layer of governance, transparency, and accountability.
We are committed to full compliance and will make the following available:
• Annual financial statements
• Independent external audit
• CIPC annual returns
• SARS and Public Benefit Organisation (PBO) compliance
• Key governance policies and reports
Please see our preliminary annual budget for the care of 25 children — the number we can comfortably accommodate at the start of operations. These figures exclude community contributions and are expected to decrease as in-kind support is secured.










