In Madhya Pradesh, for adolescents who need counselling and basic healthcare services, they need to travel all the way to a district hospital or community health center at the block level that has an RKSK adolescent-friendly counselling center. Due to problems of distance and lock of mobility beyond their villages, most adolescents find it difficult to access the counselling services. The Saathiya Swasthya Rath proposed by UNFPA is designed as a cost-effective approach for providing quality counselling and basic health screening and information through customized mobile vans that will visit approximately 320 government secondary schools every month, across around 2000 villages. Covering approximately 120,000 adolescents in a state where over 70% go to school.