We believe it is particularly meaningful that FSW living with HIV were more likely to have one or more children than FSW who tested negative for HIV. As over three-quarters of our overall sample reported having children (74.1%), interventions may do well to capitalize on the existing reproductive health infrastructure in Swaziland. Medical visits associated with reproductive health services are widely regarded as an ideal means of identifying individuals living with HIV and linking them to care, as well as providing prevention services to at-risk women (Blankenship et al., 2006).