Zimbabwe’s mobile clinic helps teenagers access contraception amid aid cuts

A mobile clinic at a hospital near Harare is helping teenage girls obtain contraception confidentially as aid funding declines. The caravan offers a setting where young patients can seek care with less fear of stigma. Experts say this access can help prevent unintended pregnancies and lower the risks associated with childbirth, making it an important reproductive health service for Zimbabwe’s adolescents.

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