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Background: The adolescent- and youth-friendly services (AYFS) programme has the potential to address several diverse problems within adolescents' healthcare systems by improving the quality, accessibility, efficiency, and effectiveness of healthcare services. The country continues to suffer from structural and systemic factors that hinder the effective provision and implementation of AYFS despite its comprehensive legal and policy framework and commitment to enhancing young people's health. Vhembe District has not been evaluated regarding the implementation of AYFS based on WHO global standards.
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