GLOW (Girls Leading Our World) Seeks to nurture and mold the Swazi girl child as an emerging leader.
GLOW is a global project initiated by Peace Corps volunteers and local counterparts to empower young girls and improve the status of women around the world. GLOW Swaziland began in 2010, when volunteers recognized the potential that GLOW has for helping to minimize, through education, several of the life-threatening conditions that affect women and girls in the country. Gender inequality and patri
08/11/2022
On the 15th of October 2022, Mnjoli EGLOW Club, as part of commemorating the day of the girl child; held a campaign where they were raising awareness on how intergenerational relationships can increase the spread of HIV and also covered issues on SRH. There was some edutainment, dancing and aerobics.
Shoutout to our Mnjoli Mentor Richard Sifundza who spearheaded the event!!
24/10/2022
The old African proverb “If you educate a man you educate an individual, but if you educate a girl(woman) you educate a nation (family)” was a pioneer in its time for realizing the importance of women’s education when men predominated education opportunities. This maxim recognized the benefits of education and has repeatedly become the motivation for global development efforts to offer education opportunities for girls and women.
A special thank you to for helping our girls at Enhlulweni understand STEM education better and the vast and amazing opportunities out there for them.
17/10/2022
This past weekend we had visit one of our clubs in Enhlulweni/Othandweni, where they were discussing issues surrounding girls’ rights to education.
17/10/2022
This past weekend we had visit one of our clubs in Enhlulweni/Othandweni, where they were discussing issues surrounding girls’ rights to education.
11/10/2022
Happy International Day of the Girl Child.
Every girl should have the opportunity to fulfill and shape her own destiny, and to do so with the encouragement, support, and tools she needs and deserves to make it happen. - Michelle Obama
25/05/2022
Happy Africa Day!
30/03/2022
Othandweni EGLOW Club: Session in progress with Mentor Sentenjani Simelane supporting Mentor Sharon Simelane at Enhlulweni community. As part of the Sinovuyo Program, Coach Lulu is there to guide the mentors in implementing their first session where parents and teens are coming up with their own goals on what they are hoping to achieve or learn by being part of the program.
17/03/2022
Dvokolwako EGLOW Club: Dvokolwako Mentors Thembekile, Ncobile and Thobile with the help of Sisi Euni (Program Trainer) are facilitating the Sinovuyo Parenting Teens program.
EGLOW clubs all over the country are currently implementing a Sinovuyo program, whereby parents and teens are trained on ways to strengthen their relationships.
Caregivers are encouraged to create nurturing and protective environments for their children using positive parenting and relationship building techniques.
This is done to help lower the high risk of sexual behaviour amongst the teens and also to raise awareness and prevent GBV incidents.
This program is being carried out with the help of
08/03/2022
There’s nothing in this world that can be done, that you cannot do!
01/12/2021
To all infected & affected…. World AIDS Day.
End Inequalities
End AIDS
End Pandemics
29/11/2021
16 days of activism…we’re better working together.
11/10/2021
Give her life
Invest in her education
Raise her as an equal
Love her unconditionally