This document summarizes a study evaluating the Siyakha Nentsha program, an adolescent HIV prevention program in South Africa that provides HIV education, social support, and financial capability training. The program aims to improve well-being and reduce HIV risk among at-risk youth. Early results found that females in the program felt more powerful, participants had greater awareness of social grants and confidence in condom use, and sexual behaviors were less influenced by drugs/alcohol. Male participants also reported a reduction in the number of sexual partners in the last year. Qualitative feedback from participants was positive, finding the program built life skills and confidence to pursue their goals. More analysis of long term outcomes is still needed.