Youth Action Movement - Eswatini

29/08/2026

26/08/2026

The Eswatini Youth Action Movement drama crew, brought powerful storytelling to life at William Pitcher College, in partnership with NERCHA, and at Emergency Medical Rescue College.

Through drama, they tackled pressing issues — HIV prevention, substance abuse, unintended pregnancies, and gender-based violence — sparking dialogue and reflection among students.

Each performance was more than entertainment; it was a call to action, reminding us that knowledge, awareness, and courage are the tools we need to protect our future.

Together, we rise to build healthier, safer communities for all.

18/08/2026

Our YAM members proudly participated in the Resilient Futures Online Training hosted by UNFPA from 11–13 August 2026.

The training equipped young leaders with knowledge and skills to connect climate change with sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), while fostering gender-transformative adaptation strategies.

✨ Through interactive sessions, they explored climate impacts, gender dynamics, and youth-led solutions, strengthening their role as advocates for healthier, more resilient communities.

💙 We celebrate their commitment to learning and leading — proving once again that young people are at the heart of building a sustainable future.

18/08/2026

Our Peer Educators successfully facilitated a Life Skills Education session for children aged 10–14 at Ndinda Light for the Nation Church.

The training covered abstinence, leadership, decision making, values, and menstrual hygiene, empowering young learners with knowledge and confidence to make choices that honor their future.

We appreciated the invitation from Light for the Nations Christian Ministries, whose vision was to instill Christian life skills in adolescents aligned with our mission to nurture resilient, purpose-driven youth.✨✨

13/08/2026

Health Talk Friday is here!

Join us this Friday, 14 August 2026, at 2:00 PM as we celebrate Youth Day with an engaging discussion on Youth Policy.

This interactive session is an opportunity for young people to learn about their rights, opportunities, responsibilities, and the role they can play in shaping a better future for Eswatini.

Venue:
• Mbabane Youth Centre
• Manzini Youth Centre

Bring a friend and be part of the conversation.

12/08/2026

Happy International Youth Day!

Today we celebrate the energy, resilience, and potential of young people who are shaping a brighter future.

Every young person deserves the chance to thrive, regardless of where they come from.

Together, let's continue investing in youth, amplifying their voices, and creating a healthier, more inclusive future for all.

10/08/2026

As we still exist to be a voice of hope in our communities, our peer educators conducted LSE sessions at SAIM Christian High School, Ka-Schiele High School, Ka-Boyce High School and St Marks High School.

They engaged learners on vital topics:
- Teenage pregnancy
- ⁠Gender-Based Violence
- ⁠Delayed Sexual Debut
- ⁠Sexual Orientation

Together, we are shaping futures, protecting dreams, and reminding every young person that they are valued, seen, and capable.

07/07/2026

Together Against GBV 🤝💜

No one should face Gender-Based Violence alone. Our Safe Space provides a confidential, supportive, and welcoming environment where survivors can access information, care, and referrals without fear or judgment.

Your voice matters. Your safety matters. Together, we can break the silence and build a future free from violence.

02/07/2026

Reflecting on last month's Day of the African Child celebrations, our youth proudly joined the commemoration to celebrate the resilience, potential, and rights of every African child. The event also served as a powerful platform to raise awareness on Gender-Based Violence and inspire young people to become advocates for positive change.

Together, we continue to champion awareness, education, and collective action towards a future where every child is safe, protected, and empowered.

22/06/2026

Our peer educators remain at the heart of community engagement.

On Friday, FLAS held its monthly Peer Educators Reporting Meeting, bringing together dedicated peer educators to review progress, share experiences, discuss challenges, and strengthen strategies for reaching communities with vital SRHR and HIV prevention information. Together, we continue to empower communities through knowledge and support.