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Getting to Zero — Global social work responds to HIV

16 March 2017

This is more than a compilation of scientific articles on the response to HIV by social workers. It is also a collection of stories told with candour about restoring hope, dignity and social capital to people and their families in order that they can withstand the shocks they encounter in life. Also read Global social work responds to HIV.

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