Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) adolescents are more likely to experience bullying in schools than in their homes or communities, correlating with higher rates of depression, suicide and homelessness. High rates of gender-based violence against adolescent girls and young women underscore the need to screen for sexual violence history and provide post-violence care as part of HIV prevention programmes. However, programmes for such services have not been scaled-up sufficiently to provide quality care and access. Community-based social programmes that include combined livelihood and training programmes have been shown to reduce intimate partner violence.