Disabled Women Swaziland (DIWOSWA) is a non-profit making organisation which is led by women with disabilities aiming at advancing the realisation of rights of women and girls with disabilities in Swaziland, through advocacy, lobbying and capacity…
Challenge Ministries Swaziland (CMS) is a registered non-profit Section 21 charity in Eswatini, dedicated to creating lasting positive change across generations. CMS works to support orphaned and vulnerable children, uplift rural communities, enhance education, provide rehabilitation…
Caritas Swaziland was founded in 1977 to empower communities and reduce the chronic poverty under which 70% of the population lives. Due to drought and disease, one in four people struggle to feed themselves. Since its…
COMFWB is COMESA’s agency for the economic elevation of women. We seek to promote economic inclusivity for women by integrating them in trade and development activities. COMFWB Eswatini Chapter was 1st launched in Eswatini in 2013…
The Council of Swaziland Churches (CSC), established in 1976, serves as one of the umbrella bodies for churches in Eswatini. As a faith-based organization, the Council has consistently expressed concern for the social, economic, and political…
Cheshire Homes of Swaziland (CheSwa) is a registered Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) located in Matsapha. Its main function is to offer rehabilitative services to the disabled. CheSwa was established in 1981 and was officially opened in September…
Bantwana is a leading community-proximate NGO advancing the rights and interests of children & youth in Eswatini since 2008. We provide integrated services to over 45, 000 children, youth, and caregivers annually through child protection, education…
Arterial Network is a dynamic Pan-African, civil-society network of artists, cultural activists, entrepreneurs, enterprises, NGOs, institutions, and donors active in Africa’s creative and cultural sectors. Established as a member-based, non-profit organisation, Arterial Network operates all across…
CRS first worked in Lesotho from 1976 to 1988, and returned in 2002 at the request of the Lesotho Catholic Bishops’ Conference to support Caritas Lesotho’s response to a regional crisis.