Effective HIV prevention requires well-designed and well-targeted services tailored according to client characteristics and needs. PrEP biomedical product choice allows young people to select a formulation that works for them and their lifestyle, while HIV prevention impact may be even greater if PrEP service delivery models also match young people’s diverse lifestyles and unique needs. During this presentation, we will discuss how to link PrEP-interested young people to PrEP products (oral, dapivirine vaginal ring, and injectable cabotegravir) and services (including community-based models) most appropriate for their lifestyles and prevention needs. The talk will highlight effective PrEP choice frameworks for adolescents and young people; provide a detailed description of community-based mobile clinic delivery of a range of PrEP products (oral, dapivirine vaginal ring, and injectable cabotegravir) integrated into other sexual and reproductive health services; and describe how young people accessing PrEP from mobile clinics may be different than those seeking traditional healthcare.
CROI Conference
