Eswatini Hospice At Home

Our Clinical Team, together with the Social Worker Team, recently visited the Dlamini family in the Siphofaneni Inkhundla under Lugegedze Umphakatsi, where both a mother and daughter are bravely living with chronic illness.

The family expressed heartfelt appreciation for the continued support through medication and psychosocial care, which has brought comfort, hope, and dignity into their home.

Moments like these remind us of the importance of holistic care walking the journey with our patients and their families every step of the way.

Eswatini Hospice At Home Wishing His Majesty King Mswati III a joyful and blessed birthday.

Meet Siboniso Ginindza (45) who resides with his mother Sibongile Sihlongonyane (62) and Sister Ncamsile Mavuto eKwendzeni in the Shiselweni region He is living with Stroke which left him paralyzed on the left side of his body and his been visited by the clinical team for assessment these are the living conditions the family is currently living in.

Eswatini Hospice At Home recently held a staff training led by our Public Relations Officers Interns from Limkokwing University of Creative Technology.

The Officers shared on the importance of social media and how the organization can leverage the digital platforms to build strong brand, advance its mission and communicate its work to the world.

Social media is instrumental in ensuring our stakeholders are always engaged and informed about our services, and the value of palliative care.

🟦 Public Notice

Commemorating World TB Day at Nkwene Inkhundla

We are proud to stand alongside stakeholders in the fight against TB in Eswatini.
Providing palliative care to all TB infected persons remains vital in the fight against TB and other life-threatening conditions. Together, we can end TB. 💙

Eswatini Hospice At Home proudly hosted an appreciation event at Matsanjeni Inkhundla in recognition of the exceptional dedication and service of Community Based Health Workers In ESwatini.

These frontline workers continue to play a vital role in strengthening community health in ESwatini through their compassion, resilience, and unwavering commitment to care.

We extend our sincere appreciation to Woolworths for their continued support in making initiatives like this possible. Most importantly, we commend the Community Based Health Workers for their outstanding dedication to improving lives especially of patients and their families faced with life threatening and life limiting conditions across our communities.