Helplines in Eswatini

Emergency dispatch services for Eswatini including ambulance (977), police (999), and emergency medical services. Free emergency response services.

LGBTQ+ advocacy and support organization providing free psychosocial support, referrals, health care commodities distribution, and legal advocacy for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex persons. Works to reduce harm based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

National Red Cross Society providing free humanitarian services through disaster management, healthcare (3 clinics), social welfare, and first aid. Serves 750,000+ people annually. Services include health clinics, PPE distribution, water/sanitation, menstrual health management, and trauma support.

Catholic humanitarian organization providing free assistance to vulnerable communities including food, shelter, water, sanitation, health care, and support for migrants, orphans, people with disabilities, and HIV/AIDS patients. Assists over 23,000 beneficiaries per year.

Non-profit organization established in 2016 providing culturally appropriate mental health services in Eswatini. Services include counseling and support, GBV response, drug & substance abuse programs, and suicide prevention. EU-funded.

Women in Law Southern Africa (WLSA) provides free counseling services, WhatsApp support groups, legal advice, and court preparation for survivors of sexual violence. Part of broader network supporting victims of gender-based violence.

Humanitarian, faith-based organization providing trauma counseling, family therapy, and support for survivors of gender-based violence and teenage pregnancy in the Shiselweni region of Eswatini. Services include counseling, child protection, GBV prevention, and referrals.

Eswatini's only children's palliative care program providing free access to medications, therapies, transport assistance, and end-of-life care for children with life-limiting conditions. Supports 600+ children and their families.

International child care NGO providing free family-based care for orphaned and abandoned children. Supports over 35,000 children through three villages, two youth facilities, three kindergartens, three social centres (family strengthening), and three medical centres. Provides food, education, healthcare, and family support.

Disability support organization providing FREE services for children with disabilities and their families in Lubombo region. Services include healthcare access, specialist referrals, transport, medical procedures, devices, medication, and community disability worker support. Addresses poverty and stigma faced by families.