Table 1.
Sex | Age (years) | ||
Males = 20 | Range = 22–53 | ||
Females = 17 | Median = 40 | ||
Years of schooling | N % | Living arrangements | N % |
7 to 11 | 15 (42%) | Own home/apartment | 13 (36%) |
12 | 17 (47%) | Someone else's home | 20 (56%) |
13 to 16 | 4 (11%) | Transient housing or “on streets” | 3 (8%) |
Employment | N % | HIV status | N % |
Unemployed | 27 (75%) | Positive and aware of status | 6 (17%) |
Regular, full-time job | 2 (6%) | Negative and aware of status | 14 (39%) |
Part-time or other | 7 (19%) | Unknown/unverified status | 16 (44%) |
Monthly income | N % | Major source of income | N % |
None | 5 (14%) | Jobs | 6 (17%) |
<$200 | 7 (19%) | Disability/other public assist | 9 (25%) |
$200–399 | 10 (28%) | Money from family, friends | 7 (19%) |
$400–599 | 7 (19%) | Other | 9 (25%) |
$600 and above | 7 (19%) | No source | 5 (14%) |
Data, except for age and sex, were missing for one participant. Percentages are rounded.