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Exploring experiences of Western Cape based Shine volunteers about the Shine Centre programme and the children they support
The main research questions focused on understanding why people volunteer; their views on the Shine training and Literacy Hour programmes and recommendations that would result in children receiving a high quality education. The findings of the study emphasised the crucial role that volunteers play i...
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Department of Social Development
2015
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