Completed | June 2022

Formative Assessment of Antenatal Care, Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission and Other HIV Services for Adolescent Girls and Young Women (15-24 years) in Kakamega County, Western Kenya

Overview

Country:

Kenya

Subject Matter:

Pediatric and Adolescent Testing, Care, and Treatment; PMTCT and HIV-free Survival

This Johnson and Johnson-funded formative study assessed the barriers and facilitators of antenatal care/PMTCT and HIV service utilization by adolescents and young women ages 15-24 years in Kenya. This mixed-methods study also explored adolescent and young women’s HIV-related perceptions, attitudes, and beliefs, as well as their health service needs and preferences.

Data Collection Period: 01/2017 – 12/2017

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