Clement Achim Gyimah is from the Eastern Region of Ghana from a village called Okyinso near Kade. Clement is a natural born leader. At the age of eight he became a Sunday school teacher. He attended Awisa Presbyterian Boy's Boarding School, Oda Secondary School, Kumasi Workers College and the Institute of Management Studies for a three-year postgraduate Diploma in Marketing. At the Institute, Clement was elected president of the Student Representative Council, vice president of the Ghana Union of Professional Students (GUPS) and a central committee member of the National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS). Between1999-2000, he completed his national service in Bechem Government Hospital in the Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana as assistant administrator. In 2002, he was appointed the Country Coordinator for the Global Youth Action Network. He also served as the youth focal person for the UN Volunteers Ghana program. After attending the Pan-African Youth Leadership Summit in Senegal as Ghana's young male delegate, Clement helped establish a National MDGs Youth Network for Ghana. He partnered with organizations including the Youth Employment Summit, Peacechild, Takingitglobal, Right to Play, Play Soccer, and the National Youth Council, among others. He represented Ghana in the second Pan-African Youth Leadership Summit in Ifrane, Morrocco and the UN Global Youth Leadership Summit in New York, United States.

    I became part of the TeenAIDS family in 2002,when Dr. John was on his Global AIDS education tour among young people in Ghana. I was his tour organizer. I was able to arrange for him to meet PPAG (Young & Wise group), Goodies Foundation with young Hiplife Stars (Sidney& VIP), Ghana AIDS Commission's Director-General, United Nations Volunteers Programme Officer and a visit to four Junior Secondary Schools in Haatso in Accra. When I received invitation from the United Nations to attend the UN Global Youth Leadership Summit from 28th October - 2nd November 2006 in New York, I informed Dr. John and was told what is going to happen in the year's world AIDS day. I decided to be with Dr. John for 10 days to help in getting more young people to signup for the event in Africa. He was selected in 2004 to attend Pentecost University College as a ministerial student. He is currently in charge of The Church of Pentecost Bole District in the northern region of the Ghana. Long live TeenAIDS.

Clement says goodbye to Dr. John, Johanne Cimon, Victoria Hall and
Jared Creighton after working at TeenAIDS' headquarters before the
Webcast

Clement meets Mayor Dan Mylott of Fitchburg, Massachusetts

Clement distributes notices of TeenAIDS' Worldwide Webcast in New
York City at the UN-sponsored Global Youth Conference in 2006