Our Causes
Driving Real Change, One Need at a Time
At the Mampana Foundation, we focus on causes that speak directly to the everyday struggles of rural children and families in Spitspunt. Each cause represents an urgent need in our community — and an opportunity for real, measurable impact. Whether it’s putting food on the table, supporting early childhood centres, or restoring basic dignity, your support helps us turn concern into action.
1. Hunger Relief
Fighting Childhood Hunger, One Meal at a Time
In Spitspunt, many children attend school or crèche on an empty stomach. For some, the meals we provide are the only food they’ll eat all day. Our feeding programme delivers daily meals, grocery packs, and food parcels to vulnerable households and early learning centres. It’s not charity — it’s survival.
2. Early Childhood Education
Empowering the Next Generation from the Very Start
Many rural crèches lack basic learning materials, furniture, or even safe play areas. We support local ECD centres with learning tools, hygiene supplies, bedding, toys, and caregiver training. We believe early education should be safe, joyful, and nurturing — regardless of location or income.
3. Dignity & Care
Because Every Child Deserves to Feel Seen and Cared For
We provide children with essential care items — school uniforms, toiletries, clothing, and emotional support — to help them feel confident and cared for. These small interventions make a big difference in school attendance, self-esteem, and hope for the future.
4. Household Support
Standing with Families in Times of Crisis
Unemployment, chronic illness, and poverty strain many households in our village. We offer assistance through grocery support, household essentials, and referrals to local resources. Where needed, we step in — not to take over, but to walk alongside.
5. Community Upliftment
Building Hope Through Unity
We believe long-term change happens when communities are equipped to help themselves. We work with local volunteers, youth leaders, and caregivers to strengthen informal support systems, promote education, and raise awareness around nutrition, safety, and child protection.