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  3. Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023)

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023)

Published: 2023-10-10

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  • Structural Social Work: An Approach to Bring Subaltern Discourse in Social Work in Indian Context 33 0

    Pradeep Jare (Author)
    1-12
  • Understanding the Influential Factors in Implementing Integrated Health Programs: A Review 25 31

    Vikash Kumar (Author)
    13-28
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  • Unveiling the Struggles of India’s Youth: Identifying Challenges and Solutions 28 49

    Sanjoy Roy, Rituparna Dey (Author)
    29-46
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  • Integrating Indigenous Values into Life Skills Education: A Social Work Perspectives 22 23

    Ngaopunii Trichao Thomas (Author)
    47-60
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  • Nutritional Status of Reproductive-Aged Women and Children Under the Age of Five in Nepal 24 31

    Hanumant Waghmare , Santosh Kumar Sharma , Gudakesh (Author)
    61-82
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  • Rural Education Camp: A Practice Oriented Pedagogic Tool in Social Work Education (A Case Study of Manpura Village, Ajmer, Rajasthan, India) 22 33

    Sudhir Maske , Shashi Rani (Author)
    83-96
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  • A Profile of Antenatal, Natal and Postnatal History of Clients with Uni-Disability and Multiple Disability Attending Services at Tertiary Treatment Center 20 27

    Lakshmana G, Gayatri Kate , Channaveer RM, Rajesh Ramachamdran (Author)
    97-106
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  • Slums, Housing and Evictions: The Contested Domains of Law and Human Rights 28 38

    Piyush Poddar (Author)
    107-116
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