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Asisizane Mayville Project Asisizane Mayville Project is a University of KwaZulu-Natal Social Work Department student led initi

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Those who are interested to be part of the Asisizane Mayville Project in 2016, please inbox me with your email address or send me an email at [email protected] by Monday.

Thanks to Londi KamaNdima Mkhize Stuc for sharing this with us.

Internship Programme at KZN Department of Health – careerspark.co.za Internship Programme at KZN Department of Health November 12, 2015admin Leave a Comment The KwaZulu Natal Department of Health Internship Programme for Professional Allied to Medical Services.The Department offers equal opportunity and is an effective action employer whose aim is to promote represen…

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World Social Work Day -2015 (University of KwaZulu-Natal) In solidarity of World Social Work Day 2015. Social Work Students at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (South Africa) celebrated the international day of Socia...

Ukzn Christain societies are calling for an intense prayer against xenophobia at Sh4 during forum period 12:20-1315 and come with all your numbers to stand in the gab for this dying and lost world.we need divine intervention in our nation.Ukzn Social Work Association advocates for peace and stability among nations.

Ukzn Social Work association is in solidarity with our fellow foreigner nationals who are being brutalised, we as the leaders of society and a social movement, strongly advocate for peace, stability, harmony and unity among nations.

Petition Against Religious Extremism On 2 April 2015, a total of 142 students, 3 police officers and 3 soldiers were killed by the Al-Shabaab at the Garissa University College in Kenya after being terrorised for not being Muslim. We, the Social Work students and staff of the University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa strongly condemn…

We need to be aware of what is happening around us. We should raise awareness about social problems. In Kenya, students were attacked and killed because of not belonging to a particular religious group. The Garissa University College was attacked by men, who shot and killed 147 people and injured more. We should not take other problems affecting other countries in isolation to problems affecting our own country. Nigeria was attacked a few months ago and Kenya being the latest victim of these attacks. Bear in mind, these are African countries. These attacks are not happening in the middle east, America or Asia. Its right here, with our neighboring countries. We need to speak out about things like these and encourage a sense of unity among ourselves no matter which religion you belong to. I strongly believe there is no need of killing a person or hating someone because of their religious beliefs. As we may serve different Gods, I would believe that there is no God that would encourage the killing of people based on their religious beliefs. To our fellow students in Kenya, families, academics and all those who were affected by the attack, we send our sincere condolences. To show our sympathy and an effort to encourage peace among different religious groups, The UKZN Social Work Department has encouraged its academics and students to wear black clothes this coming Thursday. To all other students on campus, other campuses and Institutions. Please wear black clothes on Thursday to show that we are one with those who loss their sisters, brothers, mothers, fathers, relatives and friends in this attack, we encourage peace and a society free from violence

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Social workers protest in Durban CBD Today is World Social Work Day and earlier social workers from the University of KwaZulu-Natal took to the streets in Durban's CBD. Click here for the detail...

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