Strengthening parents’ positive influences on their children’s health: the development of interventions in East Africa Second phase piloting 'MEMA kwa Jamii': community based parenting programme
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healthcareCréateur:
RemWig
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Uni
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The study explored the structural role of the family and parenting in young people's sexual and reproductive health. This involved eight weeks of participant observation, 26 in-depth interviews, and 11 group discussions with young people aged 14–24 years, and 20 in-depth interviews and 6 group discussions with parents/carers of children in this age group.
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