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Module 16/Unit 13 Specific Objective # 1: Identify ways to make programs youthfriendly CONTENT Knowledge/Attitudes/Skills MAKING SERVICES YOUTH- FRIENDLY Characteristics of youth-friendly services pertain to the providers, the health facility itself, and to the program design. In order to successfully serve adolescent clients with reproductive health care, service programs must attract, adequately and comfortably meet the needs of, and retain these clients. Provider characteristics include: • Specially trained staff. • Respect for young people. • Privacy and confidentiality. • Adequate time for client/provider interaction. Health facility characteristics include: Training/Learning Methods (Time Required) BRAINSTORMING (15 MIN.) The trainer should: • Introduce the concept of youthfriendly services using the first 2 paragraphs from the content on the left-hand side of the page. • Ask Px to identify aspects or characteristics of a facility that could be considered “youth-friendly,” writing down all suggestions on a flipchart. • When Px have had a chance to provide their ideas, show Transparency 13.1: Characteristics of Youth-Friendly Services and identify those items missing from the brainstormed list. 13.1 • Separate space and special times. • Convenient hours. • Convenient location. • Adequate space and privacy. • Comfortable surroundings. • Peer counselors available. Program design characteristics include: • Youth involvement in design and continuing feedback. Pathfinder International 186 Adolescent Curriculum
Module 16/Unit 13 CONTENT Knowledge/Attitudes/Skills Training/Learning Methods (Time Required) • Drop-in clients welcomed and appointments arranged rapidly. • No overcrowding and short waiting times. • Affordable fees. • Publicity and recruitment that inform and reassure youth. • Both young men and young women welcomed and served. • Wide range of services available. • Necessary referrals available. • Educational material available on-site and to take. • Group discussions available. • Delay of pelvic examination and blood tests possible. • Alternative ways to access information, counseling, and services. Pathfinder International 187 Adolescent Curriculum
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