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About Us
The organization is committed to combating gender-based violence (GBV) and addressing teenage pregnancy (TP) through comprehensive community interventions. NATICC works in close collaboration with the Government of Eswatini and multiple non-governmental organizations to implement targeted programs across local communities, churches, and schools in the Shiselweni region.
By leveraging faith-based principles and strategic partnerships, NATICC aims to create sustainable solutions that support vulnerable populations and promote social well-being.
VISION
To be a leader in providing innovative solutions to combat societal ills in Eswatini by 2030
MISSION
To deliver integrated and holistic interventions through gender sensitive prevention and response systems to combat societal ills
VALUES
Empathy
Integrity
Transparency
Inclusivity
Confidentiality
Agility
Our Services
Trauma counseling
Family therapy
Couple’s counselling
Individual one-on-one counselling
Legal and psychological first aid
Court preparation and support
Ensuring survivors navigate the criminal justice system comfortably
Preventing legal impunity for perpetrators
Addressing survivors’ psychological needs during legal proceedings
Educate and empower diverse community segments, including youth, parents, community leaders, and church leaders.
- TP Prevention
- SRHR Education
- Family Theraphy
- Family Conference
- Emotional Intelligence
- Support Group for GBV Survivors
- Life Skills Education
- Court Support
- Substance Abuse Education
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About Us
Nhlangano Aids Training Information and Counselling Centre (NATICC) is a humanitarian organization in the Shiselweni region located at Bethesda Mission, corner of Sililo Avenue and Ndvungunye Street, Nhlangano P. O. Box 1683. It was founded in 2002 by the Free Evangelical Faith Mission Church in Eswatini. NATICC works closely with the government of Eswatini and other non-governmental organizations to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV) in communities in the Shiselweni region. Through funding from the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD) through DIGNI and De frieEvangeliskeForsamlinger (DFEF), Sustainability for Agriculture, Health, Education, and Environment (SAHEE) and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), NATICC started the gender-based violence prevention and intervention project in 2012. NATICC is currently working on Teenage Pregnancy Prevention and reduction implementing this project in the Shiselweni region, those who have fallen pregnant are taken back to school.
Testimonials
Miss Dlamini
“There are times when I reflect back and think, how in the world did I turn this around? The short answer is that
it wasn’t me, but it was NATICC social workers.’’
Anonymous
“Since my father knew everything about my past and I was hesitant to talk to him, I truly did not think that the
empty chair would allow me to talk to him freely. However, the sessions made it clear to me that my father loved me
and that I now have a better understanding of his perspective.”
Make Mhlanga laDladla
I am now a legal wife with a marriage certificate. I would like to advice every woman who does not have a marriage certificate to have one. All thanks to NATICC for their intervention.