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I call on all the Non-Governmental Organisation resident in the Gambia and the state at large to finance in the fight against AIDS, young  women and girl living with HIV/ADS are suffering a alot, i also call on the civil society to combine effort to curb the spread of the disease in the Gambia and africa at large.

 "Strengthening the response, weakening the HIV/AIDS".

As a way to promote positive living amongst YPLHIV in the Gambia, the Government and the NGOs should have to provide regular consultations and provide support to other YPLHIV in need and the consultation should  includes summer camps, sensitization sessions and sharing of best practices and experience with YPLHIV in the Gambia and other countries as well.