• Welcome to Cheshire Homes Eswatini!

    Centre based rehabilitation

    Outpatients and Residential facilty
  • Welcome to Cheshire Homes Eswatini!

    We have a Childrens Clinic

    This is conducted twice a week and addresses varied childhood disabilities
    Children are picked and dropped after therapy sessions
  • Welcome to Cheshire Homes Eswatini!

    Community Based Rehabilitation

    Outpatients and Residential facility
  • Welcome to Cheshire Homes Eswatini!

    HIV prevention and TB Screening

    CheSwa in partnership with
    PEPFAR, USAID and Pact Swaziland are implementing HIV prevention.

About Us

Driving Journeys Towards Independence.

Mission

Cheshire Homes (CheSwa) works to empower PWD to lead independent lives of their choice, participating fully in the economic and social life of the country.

Vision

A society in which all Persons with Disabilities (PWD) can enjoy their rights and be fully functional, independent and socially integrated.

Goal

We are committed to achieve self-sufficiency and sustainable expansion, form partnerships, share good practices and support wider actions on disability.

What We Do

Children’s Clinic

This is conducted twice a week and addresses varied childhood disabilities including those children born with HIV. An average of 20-25 children.

Residential facility

CheSwa has a 16 bed inpatient facility and admits clients from all parts of the country to those from far and cannot afford as out-patients.

Out-Patient Services

Children clients and their caregivers are collected from their respective homes on Tuesdays and Thursdays for therapy sessions.

Counselling & Support

All clients that come for services at Cheshire Homes of Eswatini are provided with psyschosocial counselling and support, TB Screening and HIV testing.

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Driving Journeys Towards Independence.
12 Jan

How Does Cheshire work?

As a registered non-government and nonprofit making organisation opened in 1986, we provide rehabilitative services to include: • physiotherapy and occupational therapy services • 16 bed short to medium term residential unit • outpatient services • children’s clinic • training for carers and parents • Health education for service users • advice and limited provision of assistive devices (wheelchairs, crutches) • transport services to and from CHS therapy services • Orthotic clinic
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12 Jan

DISABILITY SPORTS DAY 2018

There was a march from Gables to Lobamba. There are a number of differently trained health and medical professionals who make up a rehabilitation team, including physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists as well as medical staff and particularly doctors and nurses..
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