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Retaining Mothers on HIV treatment: Film 2 – Why mothers drop out of treatment

This film looks at the reasons women drop out of treatment, through the voices of mothers living with HIV. While a wide range of issues are raised, from pill burden to the influence of “Prophets”, the most commonly cited obstacle is difficulty in disclosing to male partners and fear of divorce.

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