This study explored the perceptions of social workers on digitalization within child welfare pro grams at a selected agency in Harare, Zimbabwe. The qualitative research approach and a case study design were used in the
In recent years, segments of the social work profession have highlighted the ways that social workers are complicit with carceral systems in the U.S., including the foster care system. Following the advocacy of impacted families
The desk review method guided by ecosystem theory was employed to review and present findings on the roles of social workers in the lives of autistic children in Tanzania. Dar es Salaam was used as a
This study examined the mediating role of job satisfaction in the associations among workplace support, job autonomy, and turnover intention among child welfare workers in China. The differential effects of several sources of workplace support (coworkers,
Growing concerns about harmful sexual behaviour (HSB) experienced and exhibited by children and young people has resulted in a demand for training programs for frontline workers. However, HSB professional development initiatives must contend with various
Prolonged hospital stays in Nigerian teaching hospitals pose a significant challenge to patient care and hospital management, exacerbated by socio-economic and systemic factors. This case study report looked at the multifaceted role of medical social
This article addresses the complex dynamics surrounding unaccompanied asylum-seeking children in the UK. While states are legally bound to provide refuge under such treaties as the 1951 Refugee Convention, political considerations often lead to the
Young people often face many challenges and uncertainties when they leave residential care. However, limited studies explored their lived experiences of transitioning to post out-of-home care particularly in Iran. This research aimed to explore the
The ongoing war in Ukraine demands a comprehensive and holistic state-level and social work response. This should address the psychosocial, economic, relational, and family reintegration aspects of the crisis and the needs and human rights
This study examines the Thari pilot programme, developed by the Adopt-a-School Foundation as a potential solution to address school violence and children’s psychosocial health in South Africa. Employing an exploratory sequential mixed methods research design
Rural communities in Zambia are highly impacted by climate change, with children being the most vulnerable. This study examined how climate change affects children’s rights in agriculture-dependent households and assessed factors contributing to the inability
The late first president of Tanzania and Ubuntu champion (2014) Dr. Julius Kambarage Nyerere made deliberate efforts to decolonize education policy and systems in post-colonial Tanzania including education for self-reliance policy in 1967 under Ujamaa
