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CENTRE FOR COMMUNITY SERVICESContinuedForming strategic alliances withNERCHA and UNICEF to assist indesigning training materials, conductingresearch, and providing jointcommunity services.COMMUNITY OUTREACHBY STUDENT CLUBS ANDSOCIETIESAdult EducationThe Adult Education students at both thediploma and degree levels through theirpracticals assist many communities in a varietyof ways. These development projects can beaccessed on the UNISWA website.Tree planting by UNIGEPS and the Vice ChancellorEnvironmental Health StudentsAssociationThe Environmental Health Students Association(EHSA) helped construct three classroomsin the Shiselweni region under Shiselweni 2constituency whose Member of Parliament is Mr.Benedict Xaba, also the Minister of Health andSocial Welfare. Partners on the project includethe Minister for Health, Minister for PublicWorks and Transport - Mr. Ntuthuko Dlamini,Micro-Projects and community members. Duringthe event, students gave a health educationpresentation on good hygiene practices andtaught the community how to construct good pitlatrines. Health inspectors also participated andsupported the students.The Honourable Minister for Public Works and TransportMr Ntuthuko Dlamini and the Honourable Minister for HealthMr Benedict Xaba at the Madulini OutreachCapability in DisabilityThe UNISWA SIFE Kwaluseni team decided toassist in marketing, empowering and monitoringdisabled people’s businesses in Swaziland. Theinitative began the previous year and has beensupported by the University.The same team also focuses on handcraftsmade by disabled people. This year theydecided to diversify and empower the disabledwith agriculture skills and also assist them inmarketing their vegetables with assistance fromNAMBOARD.His Excellency the Deputy Prime Minister Mr. T.N. Masuku with SIFECo-ordinator (in blue) admiring disabled people’s waresREPORT OF THE VICE CHANCELLOR 9406