The application of the person-centered approach in dealing with power issues in community: a case study
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Phiri, Cynthia MatiehoContributor(s)
Schenck, C.J. (Prof.)Keywords
Community DevelopmentEmpowerment
Facilitation
Informal settlement
Participation
Participatory Development
Person Centered- Approach
Power
Stokvel
Ubuntu
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Social networks -- South Africa -- Boksburg
Parents -- Social networks -- South Africa -- Boksburg
Men -- South Africa -- Boksburg
Women -- South Africa -- Boksburg
Education, Preschool -- South Africa -- Boksburg --Citizen participation
Community development, Urban -- South Africa -- Boksburg -- Citizen participation
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This dissertation describes the participatory development process which was facilitated among the parents of children attending Themeli Nursery and Pre-school in the community of Ramaphosa, an informal settlement near Reiger Park, Boksburg (Gauteng-South Africa).
 
 The focus of this study was empowerment of men and women alike. In the course of the process, the researcher discovered how the men and women in question were empowered by the participatory development process which enabled them to start a Stokvel, the aim of which was to help augment the members' financial resources so as to sustain payment of their children's day care fees and to also enhance corporately the spirit of ubuntu among themselves as local community members.SOCIAL WORK
Thesis (M.A. (SS--Mental Health)
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2009-08-25Type
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oai:uir.unisa.ac.za:10500/1999Phiri, Cynthia Matieho (2009) The application of the person-centered approach in dealing with power issues in community: a case study, University of South Africa, Pretoria, <http://hdl.handle.net/10500/1999>
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