Eyethu Impilo (Our Lives) is the apt name proposed by learners for the Youth Friendly Health Centres (YFCH) that have been set up to service all RHIVA schools. These mobile clinics were introduced because learners felt there was no confidentiality in their local clinics and were therefore not keen to get help there.
The services offered in the mobile health centre are:
- Sexual and reproductive health information: contraception, sexually transmitted infections (STI) and HIV related issues.
- Career guidance, with access to the internet
- Displays of books relevant to adolescents, including teen novels such as the popular titles Sugar Daddy and Broken Promises.
How the YFHC works
- Each RHIVA school is visited twice a month for two successive days where possible.
- Afternoon information sessions are conducted by primary health care professionals –



