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The research aims to explore accessibility barriers and knowledge gaps in sexual health education for adolescents in Kampala's informal settlements.

March 6, 2026Open Access

Accessibility and Knowledge Gaps in Adolescent Sexual Health Education Programmes within Kampala's Informal Settlements

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The research aims to explore accessibility barriers and knowledge gaps in sexual health education for adolescents in Kampala's informal settlements.
Utilized a mixed-methods approach combining qualitative interviews and quantitative surveys.
Conducted qualitative interviews with 20 adolescents.
Collected quantitative survey data from 150 participants across five informal settlements.
Analyzed survey responses on awareness and preferences for sexual health education.
Only 35% of respondents were aware of available sexual health education programs.
68% preferred peer-led initiatives over teacher-led sessions.
Findings indicate a vital need for culturally-relevant interventions in sexual health education.

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Mixed-methods analysis finds low awareness of sexual health programs in adolescents, suggesting urgent need for community-centric improvements.

Achieng et al. (2008) studied this question.

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Mixed-methods analysis finds low awareness of sexual health programs in adolescents, suggesting urgent need for community-centric improvements.