Eswatini Epilepsy Organization

02/09/2026

With Epilepsy Foundation of Australia – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers! 🎉

26/08/2026

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Mental Health Awareness for People Living with Epilepsy & Disabilities💛

Living with epilepsy or a disability can bring unique challenges — not just physically, but emotionally and mentally too. It’s important to remember that your mental health matters just as much as your physical health.

💛 You are not alone. Many people in similar situations experience stress, anxiety, or depression. These feelings are valid, and seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness.

🧠 Tips for Nurturing Your Mental Wellbeing:

Prioritize self-care — rest, eat well, and engage in activities that bring you joy.
Build a support network — connect with friends, family, or support groups who understand your journey.
Talk openly — share your feelings with a trusted person or mental health professional.
Celebrate small wins — every step forward, no matter how small, is progress.
🌈 Breaking the Stigma:

💛 Your condition does not define your worth. By speaking up and supporting one another, we can challenge misconceptions and create a more inclusive, understanding world💛

26/08/2026

19/08/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Promise Mkhwanazi, Dlamini EsJay, Ntsika Dlamini Swaziland, Ntsandvo Lindokuhle Ginindza, Nompilo Dlamini, La Kunene, Velo Dlamini, Sihlumile Mbingo, Angel Iwonder Dumakude, Zitsile Langwenya

18/08/2026

| The Inclusive Bridge: A Catalytic Model to Connect Persons with Disabilities to Eswatini’s HIV Response |

Today we successfully completed a refresher training for healthcare workers from 6 clinics in the Manzini and Hhohho regions where Eswatini Epilepsy Organization is piloting the first ever project aimed at including Persons with Disabilities in Eswatini’s HIV response, supported by NERCHA.

We were grateful to have had rich, and eye-opening discussions with the healthcare workers who are at the forefront of helping Persons with Disabilities meet their healthcare needs, and gain further insight into the challenges faced by this population and how they can be met. Thank you to Intsika Healthcare and The Deputy Prime Minister's Office Eswatini for being valuable stakeholders and partners not only in this exercise, but also the entirety of the project as an important initiative to making healthcare more inclusive in Eswatini.

17/08/2026

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MR AD NTSHALINTSHALI
🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊🍰🍰🍰🎊🎊🍰🎊🎊🍰

14/08/2026

🌞FROM THE ESWATINI EPILEPSY ORGANISATION 💛

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🌼 Weekend Wellness Reminder from Eswatini Epilepsy Organisation 🌼

As we step into the weekend, let’s keep health and safety at the heart of our plans. For those living with epilepsy, small choices make a big difference:

✨ Stay hydrated and avoid overheating.
✨ Keep your medication close and take it on time.
✨ Rest well and reduce stress.
✨ Share your emergency contacts with loved ones.

💛 This weekend, let’s shine together in awareness, care, and community support.

— # Eswatini Epilepsy Organisation

13/08/2026

💛 At Eswatini Medical Christian University Orientation 💛

We as the Eswatini Epilepsy Organisation (EEO) were honored to join EMCU’s student orientation programme. Together, we shared vital knowledge on:
- Practical seizure first-aid demonstrations
- Epilepsy awareness and education
- The importance of ending stigma in our communities

📸 From engaging talks and hands-on training to warm exchanges of gifts and community participation Epilepsy Siyanqoba, this collaboration reminded us that awareness begins with education.

We are grateful to EMCU for opening its doors and empowering future healthcare leaders to stand with us in creating a more informed and compassionate society.

Let’s continue to spread knowledge, build support, and say loudly: No stigma, just strength.

future Leaders

12/08/2026

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🌦️ Weather Alert & Epilepsy Safety Reminder 🌦️

The changing weather can affect people living with epilepsy in different ways. Sudden temperature shifts, high heat, or storms may increase stress on the body and sometimes trigger seizures.

👉 Tips to stay safe during unpredictable weather:
- Stay hydrated and avoid overheating.
- Keep your medication close and take it on time.
- Rest well and reduce stress where possible.
- If storms or heavy rains are expected, ensure you’re in a safe environment with support nearby.
- Share your emergency contacts with family or friends.

💜 Your health and safety come first. Let’s look out for one another as the weather changes.

— Eswatini Epilepsy Organisation