Swaziland

Peace Corps in Swaziland

There are more than 85 Volunteers in Swaziland working with their communities on projects in youth development, health, and community economic development. During their service in Swaziland, Volunteers learn to speak SiSwati. More than 1,695 Peace Corps Volunteers have served in Swaziland since the program was established in 1968.

Volunteers

Current: 85
To Date: 1695

Program Dates

1969-1996, 2003-present

Official Language

siSwati, English

Volunteer Openings in Swaziland

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There are currently no openings in Swaziland

Think of how each conversation, each greeting, and each workshop you do, each tutoring session is changing the world in a small, yet incredibly significant way.
Lewis Kiker, Volunteer in Swaziland.

Current Projects in Swaziland

Community Economic Development Health Youth in Development Let Girls Learn President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief

Stories from Swaziland

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2016 Storytelling Contest: Lisa Grossman, RPCV Swaziland Corps to Career: A Swazi life coach Two days at an HIV education workshop

Photos from Swaziland

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Swaziland Country Fund

Contributions to the Swaziland Country Fund will support Volunteer and community projects that will take place in Swaziland.

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