Youth-Friendly Health Services Survey

1. Availability of youth-friendly health services

Youth-friendly services are those that effectively attract young people, respond to their needs, and retain young clients for continuing care. Youth- friendly services provide health services based on a comprehensive understanding of what young people in a given society/community want. They are based on an understanding of and respect for the realities of young people’s lives, especially with regards to their sexual and reproductive health. Careful consideration needs to be given to identify which populations of young people are being reached, which are not, and why. The aim is to provide all young people with services they trust and which they feel are intended for them

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* 1. Are there youth-friendly health services in your country/region?

Yes

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* 2. If yes, are they:

	Yes, Very	Yes	Not really	Not at all
Widely available	Widely available Yes, Very	Widely available Yes	Widely available Not really	Widely available Not at all
Satisfactory	Satisfactory Yes, Very	Satisfactory Yes	Satisfactory Not really	Satisfactory Not at all

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* 3. What are/should be the key characteristics of youth-friendly health services?

Wide availability

Location (in hospitals, schools, youth centers)

Age of medical staff

Gender of medical staff

Price

Confidentiality

Friendiness of staff

Knowledge on adolescent and youth health

Peer education

Other (please specify)

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* 4. Are youth organisations and youth in general consulted with regards to health policies in your country/region?

Yes

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* 1. Are there youth-friendly health services in your country/region?

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* 2. If yes, are they:

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* 3. What are/should be the key characteristics of youth-friendly health services?

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* 4. Are youth organisations and youth in general consulted with regards to health policies in your country/region?

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* 5. What do you think could be done to improve youth participation in health policies?