Table 2.

Students’ client evaluation survey results

Intervention quality	81% reported that they were mostly or very satisfied with the program.
	84.3% reported the quality of the program as “good” or “excellent”.
Intervention content	72.1% reported that the program “generally” or “definitely” gave them information that they wanted. Students wanted more information about STIs, sexual intercourse, more details on how to protect themselves from diseases.
	93.5% reported that the content in the intervention met “most” or “almost all” of their needs.
	77.8% reported that the intervention helped them to deal with issues that were important to them.
	66.4% noted that they were “mostly” or “very” satisfied with the amount of information they had in the program.
Intervention setting	73.1% reported they were “mostly” or “very” satisfied this took place in school; those who were less satisfied suggested the program take place in the community or on social media.
Intervention length	51.4% noted the program length was just right, with 30.7% wanting the program to be longer.
Other	88.6% reported they would come back to the program or want to see the program run again.
	70% would recommend the program to friends.