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Papers & Presentations

Reducing HIV in Adolescents

Reducing HIV in Adolescents

 

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Reducing HIV in adolescents using an incentivized behaviour change model

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Literature Review: Youth-friendly Health Services, September 2011

Literature Review: Youth-friendly Health Services, September 2011

Download: youth_friendly_health_services_literature_review_edsm_120407_wr

This report looks at how health services can be made more adolescent-friendly and considers models that may be successful in the South African context. In particular, the report considers how these services may be linked to schools and communities.

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Special Schools Survey Report, 24 January 2011

Special Schools Survey Report, 24 January 2011

Download: special_schools_survey_report_wr_20120726_4

This is a report on a survey conducted in February 2011 on the 71 special schools in the province of KwaZulu-Natal.

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Siyanakekela Baseline Study Report, September 2010

Siyanakekela Baseline Study Report, September 2010

Download: siyanakekela_baseline_report_2

This baseline study was conducted in the UMzinyathi district of KwaZulu-Natal. The study was born out of a concern for the absence of genuine community participation in the implementation of care and support for vulnerable children in the province.

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Special Schools as Resource Centres Briefing Document, July 2010

Special Schools as Resource Centres Briefing Document, July 2010

Download: special_schools_as_resource_centres_final_webready

This briefing document will inform the creation of norms and standards for Special Schools as Resource Centres (SSRC).

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