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asodahs-96	Obeagu, Emmanuel Ifeanyi	Child-Friendly HIV Prevention Programs in Low-Income Schools: Bridging the Gap for a Healthier Future	2024	6	.pdf	application/pdf	5250	266	43	However, in these settings, it is essential that HIV prevention programs be adapted to be child-friendly, ensuring that the messages resonate with children’s developmental stages and are delivered in ways that are engaging, culturally appropriate, and supportive.1-2 Child-friendly HIV prevention programs are designed to provide children with the knowledge and tools necessary to understand HIV risks and how to avoid them. The absence of age- appropriate educational materials—such as textbooks, pamphlets, and visual aids—can severely limit the effectiveness of HIV prevention programs.	cache/asodahs-96.pdf	txt/asodahs-96.txt