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Exploring Knowledge of Neurodisabilities and Access to Education in Custody at a Young Offender Centre in Cape Town, South Africa
Neurodisabilities are highly prevalent in the young offender population. However, there is a dearth of literature on neurodisabilities (including LDs and TBI) and access to education among young offenders in South Africa (SA). Young offenders in custody have needs across different areas, such as edu...
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Department of Psychology
2024
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