Integrated facility
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Girls
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▪ Good and friendly services
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▪ HSP attitude sometimes judgmental
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▪ Positive health service providers’(HSP) attitude
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▪ Provider gender – not always female
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▪ Long waiting time – long queues
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▪ Low cost of services
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▪ Lack of essential drugs
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▪ Corruption in health facilities
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Boys
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▪ Organisation of services – services perfect for women and children
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▪ HSP attitude poor
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▪ Lack of awareness of available services
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▪ HSP attitude is positive
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▪ Youth-related resources not available such as library, games
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▪ Cost of services – affordable, waiver system available
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▪ Provider’s gender not always male
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▪ Facility is clean
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▪ Long waiting time
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▪ Qualified HSP
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▪ Corruption in public health facilities:
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▪ Facility location- walking distance
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▪ Lack of proper directions to facility and service areas
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▪ Lack of privacy
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▪ Boys feel uncomfortable sitting between women
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Youth centre (YC) |
Girls
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▪ Good services - youth-only
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▪ Lack of full-time clinical staff
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▪ Health service providers are younger
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▪ SRH services not provided around the clock
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▪ Non-health benefits of participation in YC activities – personal gains, self development, career progression
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▪ Occasional lack of supplies such as drugs
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▪ Lack of awareness of services offered
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▪ Youth centre attractiveness promotes step-wise use of services
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Boys |
▪ Wide range of services available: voluntary counselling and testing (VCT), treatment of STIs, contraception, counselling, games, educational films watching movies
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▪ Limited hours of operation for public facilities
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▪ Inaccessibility – with regard to public transportation (YC location)
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▪ Lack of essential supplies
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▪ Health provider attitude – positive
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▪ Lack of awareness of available services
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▪ Youth centre attractiveness
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▪ Non-health benefits of the YC |
▪ Poor system of getting updated SRH information |