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Adoption reunion practice model

Shannon, Bernadine Maureen (Thesis, Master of Social Welfare, 2001)
Assumed voices of Samoa ...

Faletolu, Tautala Anastasia Aiono (Thesis, Master of Social Welfare, 2007)
"At the margins" : an exploration of probation work with victims in New Zealand

Cunningham, Polly Anne-Marie (Thesis, Master of Social Welfare, 2003)
The Buddy programme at Presbyterian Support Southland Child & Family Service

McInerney, Judith Reta (Thesis, Master of Social Welfare, 2005)
Developing a National Health Social Work Competency Framework

Derrett, Michelle (Thesis, Master of Social Welfare, 2012)

Health Social Workers engage with people, including the healthy and chronically ill, across the ages and stages of life from conception to death. They encounter diverse client-related issues in their day-to-day practice. ...
Does New Zealand need a sex offender register: Practical implications for people who have sexually offended, the survivors, families and the services that are involved

Ellery, Lincoln (Thesis, Master of Social Welfare, 2011)

This explorative study examined the participant’s perceptions of whether New Zealand needs a sex offender register, whether such a register would be supported, and if so, by whom. The study also explored the anticipated ...
Family inclusive teamwork in mental health : collaborative working partnerships between the patient, family and staff, especially focussed on an acute adult mental health service in Dunedin

Criglington, Ivan Murray (Thesis, Master of Social Welfare, 2006)
Going home? : the fate of children who leave care

Coote, Pania (Thesis, Master of Social Welfare, 2007)
Impact of measurement and accountability on non government organisation social work practice

Weir, Megan (Thesis, Master of Social Welfare, 2009)

This is a study of a Non Government Organisation’s (NGO) experience of funding contracts with the government to provide social services. In a general situation of increasing NGO frustration with narrowly based financial ...
Men's mental health : what helps or hinders men's access to a community mental health team

McKay, James Gregory Higano (Thesis, Master of Social Welfare, 2007)
Should I stay or should I go: A study of New Zealand NGO social service managers' job satisfaction, job dissatisfaction and the implications for retention

Lee, Karlene Marie (Thesis, Master of Social Welfare, 2013)

The NGO sector is a major provider of social services and is increasingly funded by Government to take on additional roles in the management and delivery of services. It is crucial that the NGO sector attract and retain ...
Te whariki o nga whanau ki te ao hurihuri, whanau ora : whanau Maori in this changing world, weaving and healing with the whanau when whanau violence is the presenting problem

Marshall, Sally (Thesis, Master of Social Welfare, 2007)
Towards the Development of 'Good Practices' for Recording Social Work Supervision in Aotearoa New Zealand after the Introduction of Registration

Gillanders, Margaret Jean (Thesis, Master of Social Welfare, 2010)

Registration of social workers was introduced in 2003. The increased accountability expected of registered social workers, expectations of the role of supervision and the implications these have for record keeping in ...
Women's views of the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale

Service, Karen (Thesis, Master of Social Welfare, 2012)

Background: Family Start Buller-Grey has been using the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) as a screening tool, as part of the service provided to women clients. Feedback from some clients who were not comfortable ...