A critical analysis of the prevalence and nature of employee assistance programmes in the Eastern Cape Buffalo City municipal area

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An exploration of how non-governmental organisations market their skills training programmes to marginalised youth living in Cape Town by Mulenga, Mary

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School feeding programmes as a mechanism to improve market access for smallholder farmers in rural areas of South Africa

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Visual music : a study on the role of music in South African children’s television programmes from 1976 − 1994 by Huisman, Rhonda

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Exploring the Experiences and Perceptions of Teachers and Learners on The Effects of Sport for Development Programmes on Education Outcomes in Western Cape Schools. by Sampson, Esther

“…This study has demonstrated the need for on-going research and assessment of sport for development programmes and their impacts on education outcomes in the Western Cape and South Africa. …”
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A comparative study between Employees Assistance Programmes and Occupational Social Work in the Limpopo Province South Africa

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Exploring the value of mentorship programmes as a preventative strategy for prenatal alcohol use for at risk women in the South Africa by Zietsman, Linda

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Parental compliance with therapy home programmes within a school for learners with special educational needs : an exploratory study by Melling-Williams, Natalie

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A comparative study between Employee Assistance Programmes and Occupational Social Work in the Gauteng Province South Africa

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A training impact evaluation of the higher education programmes: a case study of the Elsenburg Agricultural Training Institute by Hendrikse, Shawn Basil

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Enhancing active labour market programmes for improved youth livelihoods : a study of unemployed graduate youth in Botswana

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An evaluative case study of the YiPSA prison post-release programme in Cape Town, South Africa by Osbourn, Clinton

“…They also referred to learning new skills and exposure to new experiences, which were linked to the creative projects that they completed while attending the programme. The findings of the research indicate that the creative methods that were utilized were an effective way of engaging the young people when they left prison, as they appealed to their interests and gave them opportunities to learn new skills as well as practice behaviours that are associated with desistance. …”
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Stress levels as a rationale for the establishment of an employee recreation programme in the Department of Correctional Services in South Africa

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Six month outcomes of malnourished children enrolled in the nutritional therapeutic programme in the Tygerberg subdistrict in the Western Cape by Kerswill, Suzanne

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Labour market and institutional needs and dynamics in the introduction of a new technikon programme : a case study by Thomen, Eva Christine Salzmann

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