UNFPA Eswatini

28/05/2026

28/05/2026

Menstrual health is a human right.

Yet, millions lack access to menstrual products and adequate facilities.

Today on & every day, UNFPA
works to improve menstrual health, ensuring dignity for all. https://unfpa.org/menstrual-health

21/05/2026

Story: Over 200 university students participated in the Bring Your Fire Live Dialogue held at House on Fire, Malkerns, engaging directly with UNFPA and partners on health issues under the theme “Beyond Access: Rethinking Health Equity in Eswatini.”

The discussion explored why greater investment in mental health and s*xual and reproductive health and rights ( ) is critical, how poverty, stigma, misinformation and inequality continue to shape health outcomes, and what is needed to create more inclusive, youth-friendly and responsive health systems.

Representing UNFPA, Gender and Youth Analyst Ms Zenanile Dlamini emphasised that health equity cannot be separated from economic justice, education, social protection and gender equality.

Read more here:

Young People Urge Greater Investment in Mental Health and SRHRMalkerns, Eswatini– For many young people in Eswatini, health challenges do not begin at the clinic door. They begin with poverty, unemployment, stigma,

15/05/2026

📢 We can all play our part to make the Internet a safe place.

Beyond the basics, we must call out toxic behavior, respect digital boundaries and champion tech that protects privacy.

Join UNFPA to online and build a future rooted in respect: https://unf.pa/vir

12/05/2026

Today, UNFPA convened the Second Hlonipheka Thriving for Dignity Programme Steering Committee Meeting in collaboration with the European Union in Eswatini and The Deputy Prime Minister's Office Eswatini.

The committee meeting provides an opportunity to track progress made under the programme, reflect on key achievements, and discuss challenges faced during implementation as partners continue working together to strengthen dignity, protection, and support for survivors of violence and persons with disabilities.

Read more here: https://eswatini.unfpa.org/en/news/restoring-hope-and-strengthening-community-protection-through-hlonipheka-%E2%80%9Cthriving-dignity%E2%80%9D

10/05/2026

👶🏾 AI can process data, but it can’t decode the secret language of a newborn’s needs.

It’s a bond built from the moment your child is born.

This , join UNFPA to honour this unique connection: http://unf.pa/mhh

07/05/2026

do much more than deliver babies.

They are heroes who:

✅ Prevent unwanted pregnancies

✅ Support survivors of violence

✅ Reduce unnecessary C-sections

✅ Provide s*x education

Join @‌UNFPA to support their life-saving work: unf.pa/mid

05/05/2026

A midwife can be the difference between life and death.

For every woman and newborn who needs them, midwives are there, providing care and support.

On International Day of the , let’s champion them.

📝 Read the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Executive Director Ms. Diene Keita’s full statement: https://unf.pa/imd26

05/05/2026

⚠️ deliver 90% of essential reproductive health care, yet the world is short 1 MILLION of them.

This International Day of the , see why @‌UNFPA is calling for urgent investment in their life-saving work: unf.pa/mid