Introduction
Indonesia has one of the fastest growing HIV epidemics in South-East Asia, which was largely driven by injecting drug users (IDUs). A projection model suggests that there will be a shifted of HIV epidemic from contaminated needles among IDUs to their sexual partners via heterosexual contact. At present, women are accounted 25% of all reported AIDS cases cumulatively. Despite the growing need for prevention mother to child transmission (PMTCT) of HIV is emerging, coverage of intervention for HIV test and ARV prophylaxis among HIV pregnant women are still low. This study calls for more client-oriented PMTCT program based on women's need and demand in a changing HIV epidemic.