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access family planning services among young people crucial reproductive health study explores access associated factors among young people lira city northern uganda mixedmethods study conducted march april 2022 quantitative data collected using structured questionnaire 553 participants aged 1524 years qualitative data obtained indepth interviews focus group discussions data analysis included univariate bivariate multivariate analyses quantitative data interpretative phenomenological analysis used qualitative data overall 317 respondents good perceived access family planning services 646 reporting perceived availability fp methods challenges included lack privacy 577 fear mistreatment 772 decisionmaking difficulties 662 among females good perceived access fp services less likely among urban residents aor 022 95 ci 009053 christian respondents aor 051 95 ci 001036 muslim respondents aor 007 95 ci 001055 respondents poor attitude fp services aor 039 95 ci 024064 likely among respondents sexual partner aor 448 95 ci 260775 among males good perceived access fp services less likely among respondents living parents aor 019 95 ci 005067 likely among respondents good knowledge fp services aor 228 95 ci 102532 qualitative findings showed three themes emerged knowledge family planning methods beliefs youth contraception friendliness family planning services study revealed substantial gap perceived access family planning services among young people lira city barriers include privacy concerns fear mistreatment decisionmaking difficulties tailored interventions addressing urban access religious beliefs females knowledge enhancement males essential positive aspects like diverse fp methods physical accessibility provide foundation targeted interventions youthfriendly services comprehensive sexual education research emphasized nuanced understanding effective interventions northern uganda