Transition from adolescence to adulthood is a critical stage in an
individual's lifespan. Adolescents who lack adequate access to factual,
affordable, confidential and friendly sexual health information and
services may have unmet sexual and reproductive health needs that affect
their health. This book examines factors that influence provision,
access and use of adolescents' reproductive health services. The work is
based on empirical study conducted among in-school adolescents in
Central Kenya. It focuses on adolescents sexual health concerns and
identifies policy, institutional, structural, ethical, and communication
barriers that contribute to health services gap in provision,
availability, access and use of adolescents' preventive reproductive
health services. The book is addressed to professionals in public health
including researchers in adolescent health and development, researchers
in medical sociology and anthropology, health providers, health
educators, guidance and counselling teachers and social workers.