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Video Interviews
Interviews were conducted at Seke North and St. Mary's Clinics in Chitungwiza, Harare.
Elizabeth and Rotendo discuss
how they became involved with the ZAPP program and how the experience of
testing changed their lives and gave them great inspiration to get involved
and help other mothers in Chitungwiza. They are now peer counselors and
were originally two of the founders of the Batanai Support Group.
Samuel has
started his own support group for men, a rare and courageous act, considering
many of the clinics are created primarily for women. Samuel and his support group
hope to encourage more men to get tested at the clinics, and to support their
wives in the process.
The final interview is with Sostain a
counselor who works with the Zimbabwe AIDS Prevention Program in Harare. Sostain
discusses the setup of the clinics in and around Harare, and also explains the
type of courage it takes for men to participate with the program.
