AIDS, ORPHANS AND CRIME: Exploring the linkages

Pharoah, Robyn

doi:10.17159/2413-3108/2005/v0i13a1010

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“…Owing to poor home circumstances, which may include high unemployment levels, dealing with the HIV and AIDS pandemic, and a lack of adequate nutrition, their physical and mental health may be compromised, as described by Featherstone (2006), Gakidou et al (2007) and Pharaoh (2005). This, in turn, affects early childhood development and school education.…”

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Impact of the Integrated Food and Nutrition Programme in Kungwini, South Africa

Prinsloo¹,

Pillay²

2014

Social Work and Social Sciences Review

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This article discusses the impact of the Integrated Food and NutritionProgramme (IFNP) in light of collaborative partnerships for poverty reduction in a developing municipal area in South Africa. The programme aimed to develop home, community and school food gardens to meet the daily nutritional needs of poor households and the process was then to be broadened into marketing surplus garden produce, providing employment and income-generating opportunities. The programme thus aimed to address more than just basic food and nutrition. The purpose of the research was to obtain data through participant observation, focus group discussions and extended household interviews. Drawing on the qualitative interviews conducted with the beneficiaries of the IFNP, the article describes the manner in which poverty can continue to entrench the social exclusion of the poor (despite a specific policy intervention to improve their circumstances) when appropriate stakeholder collaboration is not fully developed and harnessed. The research recommendations include improving weak institutional environments, which 2 may hinder effective service delivery, identifying appropriate skills development for the poor, ensuring community involvement in policy processes, maintaining efficient communication in collaborative partnerships, and maintaining personnel training on policy development and in project management skills.Keywords: household food needs; nutrition; policy intervention; poverty reduction; collaborative partnerships. ABSTRACT This article discusses the impact of the Integrated Food and NutritionProgramme (IFNP)

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Impact of the Integrated Food and Nutrition Programme in Kungwini, South Africa

Prinsloo¹,

Pillay²

2014

Social Work and Social Sciences Review

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“…Children from poor households tend to experience chronic and severe malnutrition, leading to calcium, iron and zinc deficiencies. Owing to poor home circumstances, which may include high unemployment levels, dealing with the HIV and AIDS pandemic, and a lack of adequate nutrition, their physical and mental health may be compromised, as described by Featherstone (2006), Gakidou et al (2007) and Pharaoh (2005). This, in turn, affects early childhood development and school education.…”

Section: Social Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Impact of the Integrated Food and Nutrition Programme in Kungwini, South Africa

Prinsloo

Pillay²

2014

SWSSR

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This article discusses the impact of the Integrated Food and Nutrition Programme (IFNP) in light of collaborative partnerships for poverty reduction in a developing municipal area in South Africa. The programme aimed to develop home, community and school food gardens to meet the daily nutritional needs of poor households and the process was then to be broadened into marketing surplus garden produce, providing employment and income-generating opportunities. The programme thus aimed to address more than just basic food and nutrition. The purpose of the research was to obtain data through participant observation, focus group discussions and extended household interviews. Drawing on the qualitative interviews conducted with the beneficiaries of the IFNP, the article describes the manner in which poverty can continue to entrench the social exclusion of the poor (despite a specific policy intervention to improve their circumstances) when appropriate stakeholder collaboration is not fully developed and harnessed. The research recommendations include improving weak institutional environments, which may hinder effective service delivery, identifying appropriate skills development for the poor, ensuring community involvement in policy processes, maintaining efficient communication in collaborative partnerships, and maintaining personnel training on policy development and in project management skills.

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“…Sebagai salah satu populasi yang hidup dalam keterbatasan dan memiliki trauma emosional, anak panti asuhan cenderung terlibat dalam perilaku anti sosial; kenakalan; dan kriminal (Pharoah, 2016). Anak panti asuhan terutama yang berusia sangat muda memiliki risiko memiliki masalah psikiatrik seperti: gangguan depresi; perilaku; dan emosional di kemudian hari.…”

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Keefektifan Biblioterapi untuk Meningkatkan Resiliensi Siswa Yatim Piatu Penghuni Panti Asuhan

Munawaroh

Sofyan

2018

JKBK

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This study aimed to examine the effectiveness of bibliotherapy to improve three factors of resilience, namely: aspects of I Have; I Am; and I Can, for orphaned students who live in orphanages. The research subjects were 21 orphaned students selected using purposive sampling technique. The quantitative research used the latin square method and statistical analysis paired t-test to analyze the data. The analysis technique of the instrument validity use Spearman. Meanwhile, the analysis technique of instrument reliability used Alpha Cronbach. The results showed that bibliotherapy can significantly improve the three factors of resilience.

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AIDS, ORPHANS AND CRIME: Exploring the linkages

Cited by 4 publications

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Impact of the Integrated Food and Nutrition Programme in Kungwini, South Africa

Impact of the Integrated Food and Nutrition Programme in Kungwini, South Africa

Impact of the Integrated Food and Nutrition Programme in Kungwini, South Africa

Keefektifan Biblioterapi untuk Meningkatkan Resiliensi Siswa Yatim Piatu Penghuni Panti Asuhan

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