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Change Agents?: Social Work Responses to Homelessness in South Australia

Carole Zufferey

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The findings of 23 interviews with social work service providers who had been or are employed in Adelaide services that respond to homelessness are discussed. Social workers working in Adelaide in the field of homelessness are dedicated and committed to influencing change.

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The findings of 23 interviews with social work service providers who had been or are employed in Adelaide services that respond to homelessness are discussed. Social workers working in Adelaide in the field of homelessness are dedicated and committed to influencing change.

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The findings of 23 interviews with social work service providers who had been or are employed in Adelaide services that respond to homelessness are discussed. Social workers working in Adelaide in the field of homelessness are dedicated and committed to influencing change.

Key concepts: Social work, Work (physics), Service provider, Sociology, Field (mathematics), Social change, Public relations, Service (business)

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