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DREAMS initiated over 4000 AGYW on PrEP in Siaya County from 2017 to 2020, representing approximately 15% of PrEP‐eligible participants, with about 35% continuation at month 1. To improve PrEP uptake and adherence, we used participatory methods engaging local AGYW and DREAMS providers to co‐design an intervention that could be easily integrated into ongoing DREAMS activities and deliver supplemental, targeted content. The intervention included three components delivered over 6 months to different targets:
AGYW: An eight‐session empowerment‐based Support Club. Sessions occurred biweekly for the first 2 months and monthly thereafter, and were facilitated by a Safe Space mentor or by a participant with mentor support. DREAMS clinicians and counsellors attended 2–3 sessions each to lead specific activities.Male partners of AGYW: Community sensitization events, led by male “Change Agents” from the SASA! programme (delivered though DREAMS) [AGYW and their male partners: Couples’ PrEP education events called “Buddy Days” were held at each intervention Safe Space in month 3 of the intervention period, co‐facilitated by the Change Agent and clinician. To destigmatize participation, Buddy Days were open to all community members and offered routine health services. All AGYW and their partners who attended the Buddy Day together as a couple received a small basket of foodstuffs worth approximately $4 USD.Additional information about the development, theoretical basis and content of Tu'Washindi has been previously published [