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Autism Eswatini is a non-profit organization, supporting individuals with Autism & other Neurodevelopmental Disorders through advocacy, awareness, rehabilitation, research, psycho-social care, and spiritual support for them and their families. 💙💙💙

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13/10/2026

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🏌️‍♂️ A Moment on the GreenHon. Sifiso France Nhlengetfwa, Member of Parliament for Manzini North, popularly known as Ma...
10/10/2026

🏌️‍♂️ A Moment on the Green

Hon. Sifiso France Nhlengetfwa, Member of Parliament for Manzini North, popularly known as Mashayinkonjane, during the 2026 Autism Eswatini Fundraising Golf Tournament.

The tournament brought together golfers, corporate partners, and supporters in a shared commitment to strengthening support systems for persons with autism in Eswatini. 💙

A Vision Shared by Many, A Future Built Together. 💙During the 2026 Autism Eswatini Fundraising Golf Tournament, the Exec...
09/10/2026

A Vision Shared by Many, A Future Built Together. 💙

During the 2026 Autism Eswatini Fundraising Golf Tournament, the Executive Director, Mrs. Tryphinah A.W. Mvubu, shared the Autism Eswatini Care Centre site plans with attendees, offering a glimpse into the vision of a dedicated Centre that will strengthen support systems for persons with Autism in Eswatini.

The Care Centre represents more than infrastructure; it represents hope, dignity, inclusion, and a shared commitment to building a better future for persons with Autism and their families.

Together, we can turn this vision into reality.

Autism Eswatini has reached 4,000 Facebook followers 🙌🏽Thank you for being part of our growing community, supporting our...
08/10/2026

Autism Eswatini has reached 4,000 Facebook followers 🙌🏽

Thank you for being part of our growing community, supporting our work, sharing our message, and helping us amplify the voices and needs of persons with Autism.

As we grow, our commitment remains the same: Strengthening Support Systems for Persons with Autism in Eswatini.

Here’s to reaching even more people, creating greater awareness, promoting inclusion, and building a more supportive Eswatini for persons with Autism and their families.

Why the Rise in Autism Diagnoses?The increase in Autism diagnoses does not necessarily mean that Autism itself is becomi...
07/10/2026

Why the Rise in Autism Diagnoses?

The increase in Autism diagnoses does not necessarily mean that Autism itself is becoming more common. A major factor is that modern diagnostic tools and greater awareness are helping identify people who may have previously been overlooked or misdiagnosed.

Here are some reasons why more people are receiving an Autism diagnosis today:

🔹Greater public awareness - Families, educators and communities have a better understanding of Autism and neurodivergent traits.

🔹Improved clinical screening - Healthcare and education systems are becoming better at recognizing signs of Autism and other neurodevelopmental conditions.

🔹Expanded access to diagnosis - More individuals and families are able to access healthcare professionals and formal developmental assessments.

🔹Evolving diagnostic criteria - Our understanding of autism has developed over time, allowing a broader range of presentations and support needs to be recognized.

📌 Concerned about your child’s development or wondering whether they may have Autism? Contact Autism Eswatini to arrange a needs assessment and take the first step towards understanding their individual support needs.

📞 Call/ WhatsApp: +268 7603 7577 / 79419820
📞 Call/ WhatsApp: +268 7840 4758

Inclusion Is Everyone’s Responsibility. 💙Creating a more inclusive society starts with each of us. Let’s embrace differe...
06/10/2026

Inclusion Is Everyone’s Responsibility. 💙

Creating a more inclusive society starts with each of us. Let’s embrace differences, challenge barriers, and ensure that persons with Autism are respected, supported, and given equal opportunities to thrive.

Together, we can build a society where everyone belongs.

Communication Tips for Interacting with Individuals with AutismCommunication looks different for everyone. When interact...
06/10/2026

Communication Tips for Interacting with Individuals with Autism

Communication looks different for everyone. When interacting with an individual with Autism, creating a supportive and respectful environment can make communication easier and more meaningful.

💙 Use clear and simple language.
⏳ Give them time to respond.
🗣️ Respect different forms of communication.
👀 Don’t force eye contact.
👂 Ask, listen, and adapt.

Most importantly, meet the person where they are and respect how they communicate. Every individual deserves to be heard, understood, and respected.

During a Community Health Motivators (Bagcugcuteli) capacity-building training hosted by Orphan to Heir at Mpolonjeni, S...
01/10/2026

During a Community Health Motivators (Bagcugcuteli) capacity-building training hosted by Orphan to Heir at Mpolonjeni, Siteki held on the 30th of September 2026, Autism Eswatini engaged with community health workers on understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and supporting individuals and families in their communities.

One important concern raised during the session was the difficulty in distinguishing Autism Spectrum Disorder from mental disorders.

So, what is the difference?

🔹 Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition. It affects how a person communicates, interacts, processes information and experiences the world. Autism begins in early development and is not caused by poor parenting or a person's upbringing.

🔹 Mental disorders are health conditions that primarily affect a person's mood, thinking, emotions or behaviour. Examples include depression, anxiety disorders and schizophrenia. They can develop at different stages of life and have different causes and treatment approaches.

A person with Autism can also experience a mental health condition, but Autism itself is not a mental illness.

For Community Health Motivators, understanding this distinction is important because it helps promote early identification, appropriate referrals, acceptance and informed support within communities.

How Speech & Occupational Therapy Improve Everyday LifeFor children/individuals with Autism, therapy is about more than ...
28/09/2026

How Speech & Occupational Therapy Improve Everyday Life

For children/individuals with Autism, therapy is about more than developing skills, it is about building greater communication, confidence, independence and participation in everyday life.

🗣️ Speech Therapy can help with:
✅Developing communication and language skills
✅Improving speech clarity and understanding
✅Expressing needs, feelings, and ideas
✅Building social communication skills
✅Using alternative communication methods when needed

👐 Occupational Therapy can help with:
✅Developing fine and gross motor skills
✅Managing sensory sensitivities
✅Improving coordination and body awareness
✅Building independence in dressing, eating, grooming, and other daily tasks
✅Developing skills needed for school, play, and community participation

If you notice differences in your child’s communication, behaviour, social interaction or development, don’t wait to seek guidance. Early identification can help children access appropriate support and intervention sooner.

📢If you have concerns, reach out to Autism Eswatini today.
Call/WhatsApp: +268 76037577 | 79419820 | 78404758

24/09/2026

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Manzini, Housed @ Christian Media Centre, Properties, Next To The George Hotel, Just Behind Manzini Lifestyle Centre
Manzini
M200

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 16:30
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:30
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:30
Thursday 08:00 - 16:30
Friday 08:00 - 13:00

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