Young Liberians, particularly undereducated young adults, face substantial sexual and reproductive health (SRH) challenges, with low uptake of contraceptive methods, high rates of unintended pregnancy, and low levels of knowledge about HIV status. The purpose of this study was to assess the impact of a 6-day intensive group learning intervention combined with on-site SRH services (called HealthyActions) among out-of-school young adults, implemented through an existing alternative education program, on uptake of contraception and HIV testing and counseling (HTC).
- Populations Served
- Adolescents and Youth
- Health Areas
- Contraception, HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infections
- Approaches
- Communicating for Social Change, Marketing Products and Services
- Resource Types
- Peer-Reviewed Publications
- Languages
- English
- Countries
- Liberia
- Solutions
- Contraceptive Implant, Female Condom, Female Sterilization, HIV Prevention, Integrated Service Delivery, Intra-Uterine Device (IUD), Long-Acting Reversible Contraception, Male Condom, Oral Contraception, Permanent Contraception, Reproductive Health and HIV Integration, Short-Term Contraception