About the organization: Seeks to provide comprehensive healthcare, child care, education and social services to the poorest and most vulnerable, inspired by the Christian faith.

Volunteer opportunities: Volunteer opportunities available in clinical care.

From organization website: Cabrini Ministries Swaziland (Eswatini) — Cabrini Missionary Sisters have worked in Swaziland 40+ years (since King Sobhuza II's request in 1971). Founded in response to the HIV and TB crisis; working with Cabrini Outreach since 2002. Catholic faith-based community-based nonprofit based at St. Phillip's Mission in the Lubombo lowveld of Eswatini. Four integrated departments: healthcare, child care, education, and family services. Mission: comprehensive care for those infected and affected by HIV, AIDS, and TB in rural chiefdoms of Ngcamphalala, Mamba, and Gamedze. In six months, screened 2,000+ people for HIV with 100% of those positive initiated onto antiretroviral treatment within 24 hours. Volunteer opportunities available. Cabrini Ministries Swaziland (cabriniministries.org) is a US/Eswatini Catholic non-profit (operated by the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus — Cabrinian Sisters, named after Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini) dedicated to providing healthcare, education, orphan care, and humanitarian aid to underserved Eswatini (Swaziland) communities. Eswatini has one of the world's highest HIV prevalence rates (~26-27% of adults). Operates the St. Philip's Mission and St. Joseph's Cabrini Mission Hospital in Eswatini providing primary medical care, women's health (maternal and reproductive health), pediatric care, HIV/AIDS care and counseling, ART support, dental services, vision care, mental health support, malnutrition treatment, immunizations, and health education. Welcomes US, European, and international Catholic and other volunteer physicians (multiple specialties), surgeons, OB/GYNs, pediatricians, infectious disease/HIV specialists, nurses, midwives, dentists, optometrists, mental health professionals, social workers, evangelists, and lay support volunteers.

Healthcare services: family medicine, infectious diseases.