Soul Buddyz Clubs: A social development innovation

Soul Buddyz Clubs, centered on social mobilization and children’s rights, offer a model for developmental child welfare both in South Africa and further afield. Features of successful clubs and the way in which these enhance the lives of children, particularly in under-resourced areas, are highlight...

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Published in:International social work 2011-03, Vol.54 (2), p.272-286
Main Authors: Schmid, Jeanette, Wilson, Theresa, Taback, Rayna
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Child welfare
Child Welfare Services
Childhood
Children
Children's rights
Childrens rights
Clubs
Development
Innovations
Mobilization
Poverty
Quality of life
Rights
Social Development
Social mobility
South Africa
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Summary:Soul Buddyz Clubs, centered on social mobilization and children’s rights, offer a model for developmental child welfare both in South Africa and further afield. Features of successful clubs and the way in which these enhance the lives of children, particularly in under-resourced areas, are highlighted.
ISSN:0020-8728
1461-7234
DOI:10.1177/0020872810369120