Zambian Informed Motivated Aware Responsible Adolescent Girls and Adults

This study tests a program called IMARA-SA (Zambian Informed Motivated Aware Responsible Adolescents) designed to help teenage girls and young women in Zambia protect their sexual and reproductive health, with the involvement of mother figures and peer leaders. The goal is to reduce HIV risk and improve health knowledge and behaviors. **You may be eligible if...** - You are a girl or young woman aged 15–19, unmarried, not known to be living with HIV, and living outside the five study areas in Zambia - You speak Nyanja, Bemba, or English - As a mother figure: you are over 24, live with or see the young woman daily, and were chosen by her - As a peer leader: you are 22–29 years old (for youth sessions) or over 30 (for adult sessions), have at least a Grade 12 education, and have experience working with young people **You may NOT be eligible if...** - You are already enrolled in another sexual and reproductive health program - You are known to be living with HIV at the time of recruitment (though those who test positive at the baseline can still attend workshops and will be referred to care) Talk to your doctor to see if this trial is right for you.