Background
It is estimated that 600,000 women get pregnant every year in Malawi. Primary health care plays a vital role. Prevention to Child Transmission of HIV education is important in a country like Malawi where prevalence of HIV positive mothers exceeds 20% than normal country prevalence of 12%. In the ultra-partum period Nevaripine has proved to be an effective drug in reducing transmission from mother to Child. Accessibility of essential medicine like nevaripine drug to women and neonates is especially a problem to rural areas where many women deliver at home due to difficulties in accessing health facilities.