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Supporting HIV-positive and at-risk adolescents is the key to an AIDS-free generation – and that’s why the AIDSFree JUA Project in Kenya is so important. Watch this video to learn how team members are working with pregnant adolescents, young mothers, and their infants to connect them to healthcare and ensure girls can stay in school: http://bit.ly/2Pf1k1k

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