St. Theresa's Clinic is firmly grounded in Catholic values, honoring the sacredness of human life and offering love and compassion with deep respect for the dignity of every person—from conception to natural death. 

The clinic works closely with social services, local Catholic parishes, religious Sisters, and the broader community. They employ a family-centered approach that, with the patient's permission, encourages the involvement of mothers, grandmothers, partners, and extended family. They do not provide or refer for abortion. Instead, they offer medical, psychosocial, and spiritual care rooted in compassion and accompaniment. 

Their vision to build a fully equipped birth center will allow this care to continue through labor and delivery—the moment a mother first holds human life in her arms. Their hope is to nurture early bonding and prevent the trauma and isolation that too often accompany unsupported births.

In addition to maternal care, the clinic provides primary care, HIV/AIDS testing and counseling (Eswatini has the highest HIV prevalence in the world), as well as dental and eye care. Adjacent to the clinic is Hope House, a hospice and palliative care home also owned by the Diocese of Manzini and operated by the Catholic Nurses Guild. There, the dying are cared for with dignity and reverence, embodying the corporal works of mercy for those most in need.