Utility of HIV support groups in advancing implementation research in resource-limited settings: experiences from an urban-setting HIV support group in Zimbabwe

Table 2 Description of training workshops provided for support group members

Training Activity	Subject Matter	Cumulative Number of Beneficiaries 2011–2018
Life-skills training for income generation	Batik Making, Jewelry, Detergents Liquid Making,	912
Nutrition sensitive agriculture training	Backyard vegetable gardening, Chicken Rearing, Herbal Gardening, Mushroom Production	916
Food Preparation and Preservation	Juice Making, Fruit Jam Making	494
Psychosocial support training to enhance peer support	Ethical use of social media, Psycho-social support training	468
Knowledge on Medicine and Treatment Procedures	Adherence education (Ruzivo Nezvemishonga), ART Treatment, Concomitant Use of Herbal and Traditional Medicines	1080
Nutrition Care and Support Training Sessions	Basic Nutrition Education, Dietary Education	817

^*Cumulative exceeded active members as non-active members participated. Active membership status was strict as described above

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