• Exploring survival strategies adopted by documented and homeless Zimbabwean migrants in Johannesburg 

  Clive, Chinanga (2017)
• Exploring the perceptions of women have about breast cancer in Bolobedu, Limpopo 

  Tivani, Tsakane (2016)

  Breast cancer is identified as one of the most serious disease women face all over the world. It has been described as having physical and emotional challenges for both women and their families (Henderson, 2011). The purpose ...
• Experiences of brain injured individuals post hospitalisation at Headway-Khomelela 

  Mogashoa, Thomontle (2017)

  Headway-Khomelela offers services to those individuals who have experienced traumatic brain injuries post hospitalisation. There was a need to add to the database of Headway about the experiences their clientele went through ...
• Exploring experiences of non-South Africa social work students in field work placement 

  Mathenjwa, Mthokozisi (2015)

  Field education is an essential part of the curriculum for social work practice training. During field work, students develop practice skills, translate theory from lectures to the reality of practice, and test their ...
• The Perceptions of Adolescent Males on their Involvement in Teenage Pregnancy Prevention in Kliptown 

  Phawe, Kelebogile (2016)

  The rates of teenage pregnancy in South Africa remain high. Teenage pregnancy is a risk factor for disruption of education, future unemployment, sexually transmitted infections, HIV, preterm birth and poor mental health ...
• A report on a study project presented to understanding of paternal involvement of African working class in their children’s lives 

  Langa, Morongwa Kayla (2016)

  Research and literature on fatherhood in Sothern Africa tends to focus more on the absence of fathers than the significant role and the involvement of fathers in the families and children’s lives. There is also a view in ...
• Exploring the views of University of Witwatersrand university students on racial classification in application forms in the new South Africa 

  Marumo, Benita (2016)

  In apartheid South Africa, racial classification was infused by the idealism. It was hierarchal, having white people at the topic and people of other races at the bottom of the hierarchy. Today racial classification is ...
• Experiences of young women in managerial positions at an Insurance Company based in Johanesburg Central Buisness District 

  Dikgole, Seshegele (2016)

  In South Africa, studies has shown that women are still discriminated when it comes to fulfilling their leadership roles, even though the country has developed laws and policies promoting equal rights for all. Thus the ...
• Exploring the socio-emotional experiences of adults with cerebral palsy in a residential care facility in Johannesburg, South Africa 

  Tsiane, Dimpho (2017)

  There has been much written on the biomedical concerns of cerebral palsy, yet there has been very little researched or reported on the socio-emotional aspects of cerebral palsy in a residential care facility. This study ...
• The experiences of teenage mothers living in Katlehong, Mofokeng section : a retrospective study 

  Malwa, Khutso (2016)

  Most people consider teenage pregnancy as a disaster (Mpanza&Nzima, 2010). However this research study aims to question the above assumption through exploring the experiences of teenage mothers that live in Katlehong, in ...
• Challenges faced by Congolese refugees after arriving in South Africa 

  Mahlangu, Winnie (2016)

  In partial fulfilment of the requirement of the degree Bachelor of Social Work
• Social workers experiences working within the multi-disciplinary team: A case study at Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital (CMJAH). 

  Nkuna, Valerie (2016)

  Social workers need to ensure that members of the multi-disciplinary team are fully aware of their contributions toward the overall success of the medical and social intervention. The research study was based on a qualitative ...
• The experiences of motherhood amog black undergraduate students at a South African university: reconciling competing roles 

  Maisela, Thato (2016)

  Although there are no official statistics available on the number of students falling pregnant while pursuing their undergraduate degrees, anecdotal evidence suggests that the prevalence is likely to be under-reported. ...
• I am not my addiction: Patients’ perceptions of why they relapsed during or after treatment at Westview clinic. 

  Ngoepe, Magaret Nkosha (2016)

  Relapse after or during treatment is a problem experienced by many addicts and individuals view recovery in different ways. Certain things are expected from addicts when they are undergoing treatment, which one of them is ...
• Keeping patient HIV status confidential: The experiences and perceptions of community members in a public clinic 

  Tsame, Omphile (2016)

  Confidentiality is one of the important elements when providing services to patients and clients, this includes services relating to HIV and AIDS. The study used qualitative research to explore the perceptions and experiences ...
• Biomedical health care and African traditional healing in the treatment of HIV and AIDS : complementary or competing cosmologies 

  Mendu, Elvis (2016)
• Describing the psychosocial challeges faced by disadvantaged girl children under a specific holistic education model 

  Holman, Drew (2016)

  The research aimed at decribing the psycho-social challenges that a specific group of disadvantaged girls (aged 15-17) face. These girls have been selected to complete their secondary schooling on a full scholarship at a ...
• Exploring the factors that motivated University graduates from Vhembe District in Limpopo to complete their undergraduate degrees in set time 

  Makamu, Nkhensani Portia (2016)

  Post 1994 has been characterised by an increase in access to higher education for different racial groups in South Africa. However, the increase in access seem not to correspond with the success rate of some students in ...
• The experiences of young people who were raised by social fathers in Gauteng 

  Matjila, Matsie (2016)

  Historically in Southern Africa social fathers have played a significant role in the lives of children particularly in African families. Also for many decades, the stability of family relationships and the role of biological ...
• Effects of Nyaope of families with a family member that is addicted to the drug Nyaope 

  Nkosi, Hlengiwe Setty (2017)

  The use of Nyaope amongst South Africans has risen dramatically since it first appeared on the streets. Real concerns have been voiced about the negative effects this street drug has had on communities in South Africa. ...

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