Table 2.
Characteristic | n (%) |
---|---|
Age in years (range 10–25) | |
10–13 | 13 (12.3%) |
14–17 | 45 (42.5%) |
18–25 | 48 (45.3%) |
Marital status | |
Unmarried | 101 (95.3%) |
Married | 5 (4.7%) |
Number of people in household (range 2–14) | |
Less than 4 people | 19 (17.9%) |
5–8 people | 70 (66.0%) |
Greater than 9 people | 17 (16.0%) |
Fathers occupation | |
Self-employed | 65 (61.3%) |
Unskilled labourer | 12 (11.3%) |
Father absent from family home | 22 (20.8%) |
Other | 7 (6.6%) |
Fathers educational status | |
Unschooled | 62 (58.5%) |
Completed up to 7 years schooling | 22 (20.8%) |
Completed 8 years or more of schooling | 22 (20.8%) |
Mothers occupation | |
Self-employed | 17 (16.0%) |
Unskilled labourer | 10 (9.4%) |
Unemployed | 62 (58.5%) |
Mother absent from family home | 4 (3.8%) |
Other | 13 (12.3%) |
Mothers educational status | |
Unschooled | 72 (64.1%) |
Completed up to 7 years schooling | 30 (28.3%) |
Completed 8 years or more of schooling | 4 (3.8%) |
Household assets | |
Television | 99 (93.4%) |
Radio | 29 (27.4%) |
One or more mobile phones | 104 (98.1%) |
Vehicle (motorbike or four-wheeler) | 48 (45.3%) |
Ownership of agricultural land | 6 (5.7%) |
NB: Missing data of the four participants did not complete the intervention have been removed before calculating percentages