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Home-based care: who is responsible?

Home-based care is a critical element of national responses to HIV and AIDS. However, governments have largely delegated the responsibility for home-based care to community and faith-based organizations. In this article, Anne Gathumbi argues that governments should articulate the rights and responsibilities of care-givers in national HIV/AIDS legislation and policy.