These women and their family members will be eligible to receive Wellness Clinic services on the days when site visits are scheduled.

2. Disseminate Information, Education, and Coomunication materials (IECs) - The Mobile Wellness Clinic will be equipped with a wide range of information, education and communication (IEC) materials that are specifically designed to address the HIV and SRH needs of women. Materials will be regularly distributed with the aim of equipping clients with the information they need to lead healthy, positive lives.

3. Peer Education – Peer education will be another key component of this project, complementing and reinforcing the information received during clinical visits and via IECs.  A team of peer educators will be trained during the early stages of the project, and will provide regular and on-going support and information to women on-site on issues such as HIV and SRH.

All activity implementation will be conducted in close coordination with project stakeholders, including: women from Gone Rural and Swazi Can, the Regional Administration, local chiefs, government agencies (SNAP, the reproductive health unit of the Ministry of Health), and project partners. Following a brief phase of outreach to project stakeholders, a more formal stakeholder meeting will be held at project inception to get the endorsement of stakeholders.