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An exploration into statutory Social Workers' perceptions and experiences of their child protection work
The South African statistics for child abuse, neglect, and death is extreme by international measures (UNICEF, 2016). Concurrently, skilled Social Workers are in demand in South Africa but subject to complex social dynamics while working under immense pressure (DHET, 2018; Calitz, Roux, & Strydo...
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Department of Social Development
2020
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