Free social-work dissertations
A range of example dissertations to assist you with your social work dissertation:
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- Women Equality Men - This review explores the contemporary literature on the theme of ‘women and work’ in the light of the suggestion that women have indisputably gained a new equality with men. Overwhelming e... Read more...
- Systems Theory Intervention - The aim of this assignment is to analyse my intervention with a service user and her family whilst on my 80-day placement. Whilst on placement I critically explored the social work value base, having ... Read more...
- Young Offenders - The aim of this dissertation is to examine the claim of authors such as Harrington and Bailey (2005) that a substantial proportion of young offenders in... Read more...
- Aanleiding Voor Het Afstudeerproject - De opdrachtgever werkt bij de organisatie Altra. Read more...
- Sociaal Netwerk Bij Alleenstaande Moeders - Aan de hand van dit eindwerk wil ik inzicht verwerven in de hulpverlening op vlak van het sociaal functioneren van de cliënt. Read more...
- Parental Bereavement - The aim of this study is to present a general overview of the evidence base in relation to the effects of parental bereavement in childhood. Read more...
- Homeless Families - The whole issue of parents and children in need is a vast, complex and ethically challenging one. Read more...
- The Business Of Hiv - Community kitchen, as a concept is critical for ensuring the food security of the vulnerable population. Read more...
- Womens Roles Career - The contention that womens roles in having a career results in the creation of a problem with regard to them achieving a balance... Read more...
- Feminism Social Work - This research considers the application of feminist thought in social work practise. Read more...
- Child Abuse Within Black African Families - Child abuse within Black African families is an important topic which has been given extensive attention in British social work research and literature to date. Read more...
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