TABLE 1.

Description of the participants.

Number	Years living in the community	Years as a community health worker	Age	Type of work	Family
1	37	7	37	Follow up on TB and HIV patients	Single mother of three kids
2	20	5	31	Seniors BP monitoring, exercise and health talks	Single mother with one child
3	4	1	50	Assist elderly patients with ADL	Single mother with two children
4	12	6	42	Assist patients with ADL and at senior clubs do BP readings and sugar testing	Married mother with two children
5	23	7	23	Follow up on TB and HIV patients and breast-feeding counselling	Single mother with two children
6	10	3	46	Home-based care and TB and HIV follow ups	Widowed mother with one child.
7	20	5	52	Home visits and follow up on HIV patients	Divorced mother of three and grandmother of 5 children
8	11	4	42	Work with patients who have TB, HIV and diabetes	Single female
9	24	3	54	Follow up and home visits of HIV patients	Divorced mother of three and grandmother of three
10	7	5	39	Adherence support for TB and HIV patients	Married mother with two children
11	8	2	67	Home assessments (BP etc.)	Married father with children
12	56	1	56	Home visits, massage, medication	Married mother with 8 children and grandmother of 6
13	27	7	43	Manage CHWs	Single mother with one child
14	34	4	34	TB and HIV care	Single male without children
15	30	18	32	TB and HIV care and administration	Married father with two children

CHW, community health workers; TB, tuberculosis; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; BP, blood pressure; ADL, activities of daily living.