You are here: Home | Projects | Current projects

Current Projects

E-mail Print

Analysing the nature and extent of child-headed households in South Africa

There is widespread concern that the numbers of children living in ’child-headed households’ are rapidly increasing as a result of AIDS-related adult mortality in much of sub-Saharan Africa. This systematic analysis of representative national surveys over the period 2000 – 2007 aims to shed light on the extent to which this is the case in South Africa, and to examine the phenomenon in more detail.

Read more...
 
E-mail Print

Caring Schools: Schools as nodes of care and support

The Caring Schools Project uses an action-research methodology to explore an expanded role for schools as nodes of care and support for vulnerable children affected by widespread HIV, AIDS and poverty. It aims to help schools to mobilise role-players in their schools and broader communities to provide a greater level of care and support for children.

Read more...
 
E-mail Print

Child rights education for health professionals (CRED-PRO)

The CRED-PRO project is developing materials to support a child-rights curriculum for South Africa's health professionals; and aims to promote the use of these materials by tertiary institutions across the country. The curriculum examines the relationship between children’s rights and child health, and aims to equip health professionals with the necessary knowledge and skills to realise children’s rights in their daily practice.

Read more...
 
E-mail Print

Children Count – Abantwana Babalulekile

Children Count – Abantwana Babalulekile is a data-based advocacy project aimed at monitoring the situation of children in South Africa by developing, tracking and presenting child-centered statistics to multiple audiences. The statistics and related commentary, as well as information on the data sources, are available at childrencount.ci.org.za.

Read more...
 
  • «
  •  Start 
  •  Prev 
  •  1 
  •  2 
  •  3 
  •  4 
  •  Next 
  •  End 
  • »
Page 1 of 4

Quotes

Please allow me to extend my congratulations and thanks to you [for a copy of the 'Legal guide to age thresholds']. It is most useful and impressive... My warm thanks, respect and appreciation.
(Former) Constitutional Court judge, E Cameron, Dec. 2008
...