HIV prevalence among women continues to increase between ages 25-29 (14.3%) and 30-34 (22%) and peaks between ages 40-44 (29.6%).7 Adult women at highest risk of HIV infection include those in serodiscordant relationships or with a partner of unknown status, and pregnant and lactating women due to unsafe sexual practices; gender-based and intimate partner violence (GBV and IPV); social, cultural and gender norms.