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Keywords
: day labour, unemployment, poverty, resilience, risks, informal economy
Domestic violence, exposure, social work services, victim, young adult
adoption parent, alternative care, attitudes, culture, Batswana, cultural specific
child protection social workers risks
dual-diagnosis, bipolar disorder, stimulant use disorder, substance use disorder, adult, in-patient treatment
employability, newly qualified social workers, fit for practice, employers' perspectives, open distance learning university, social work curriculum, qualitative research
grandparents, grandchildren, substance use disorder (SUD), care-taking, levels of stress, South Africa
household decision-making, father, social grants, family, wellbeing
housing, partnerships, public-private partnerships, voluntary housing, WASSUP
intimate partner violence, social norms, rural areas, women
lewensvaardighede (life skills), lewensvaardigheidsprogram (life-skills programme), straatkinders (street children), lewenskaarte (life maps), lewenskaartetegniek (life-map technique), maatskaplike groepwerk (social groupwork)
school violence, theory-based programme development, theory-based programme evaluation, prevention, intervention research, South Africa
sexuality, oppression, intellectual disability, infantilization, stereotypes, institutionalization
single mothers, sustainable livelihoods, human capital, social capital, economic capital, economics, experiences
social construction, successful ageing, geriatric, ageing, intervention plans, older persons
social work
social worker
substance misuse, criminal activity, adolescents, ecological perspective, sSocial service providers, contributing factors
victims, social work
women
youth gang violence, educational attainment, gang membership, gang membership benefits, effects of gang membership, community involvement with youth gangs