The Southern African Journal of Social Work and Social Development (SAJSWSD) is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing the field of social work and social development in the Southern African region and beyond. It serves as a platform for disseminating research, theory, and practice insights that address the social challenges and promote well-being in diverse communities. The journal aims to foster critical dialogue and inform policy and practice in social work and social development.
Key areas of focus include social policy, community development, social justice, human rights, and social welfare. SAJSWSD also addresses issues such as poverty, inequality, health, education, and gender-based violence, providing evidence-based solutions and innovative approaches. The journal is a resource for academics, practitioners, policymakers, and students in social work, social development, and related fields. The journal offers knowledge transfer in the field of social work and social welfare.
By publishing high-quality, relevant research, the Southern African Journal of Social Work and Social Development contributes to the professional growth of social workers and the overall improvement of social services. Authors are encouraged to submit manuscripts that reflect the unique challenges and opportunities of social work in the Southern African context. This journal is a valued resource for the social work community, both regionally and internationally, promoting impactful and sustainable social change.