Studies have shown that, compared to older women, younger women are more likely to wait to seek abortion, use an unskilled abortion provider or use dangerous methods to self-abort, and delay seeking care for complications (Rosen, 2009). Moreover, they use prenatal care less and have fewer visits than older mothers (Guliani et al., Although the World Health Organization recommends HPV vaccinations of all girls between die ages of 9 and 13, the high price has meant that only a fraction of the hundreds of millions of eligible girls living in developing countries have access to this vaccine (GAVI Alliance, 2014). Access to condoms for HIV and STI prevention is a critical prevention strategy, but too few young men and women are using them (United Nations Commission on Population and Development, 2014). Access to programmes to prevent mother-to-child transmission is also less for adolescent girls, particularly for those from key populations (World Health Organization, 2014a).