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This document provides guidance for counselling clients with special needs regarding family planning and reproductive health. It includes pages for counselling pregnant or postpartum clients, older clients, post-abortion clients, clients living with HIV/AIDS, younger clients, and clients who want to become pregnant. The document provides information on appropriate family planning methods, STI and HIV prevention, pregnancy risks, infertility support, and more for each of these client groups.
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