This activity was conducted in partnership with District DHT team and MoH who provided lead facilitators of the activity. The main aim of the was to; facilitate understating of KP/PPs categories among health workers; introduce the concept of friendly services/interventions to key populations and how they can be set up in our workplaces/service delivery sites; facilitate trainees understand, appreciate and apply interpersonal communication and counselling skills in the context of key populations that would enable key populations come out with their specific problems. training was basing on National KP/PP training curriculum and the trainings were graced by the district officials and findings were; limited knowledge on key populations and priory populations; Most facilities visited did not have KP/PP data capture tools; limited knowledge on SNS; client walk long distances to access ART services; no community structures supporting KP/PP services and no trained KP/PP focal person. The outcomes of the assessment informed training of health worker and peers, hot sport updating and targeted KP/PP community intervention.