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Utilising social entrepreneurship to facilitate the successful transition of foster youth to adulthood in South Africa
Young people, emerging out of the foster care system, often struggle to become productive and self-sustainable adults in society. They are at high risk of being trapped in poverty and unemployment for their entire adult life because they are unable to make a successful transition out of the foster c...
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2018
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