Social support for male prisoners who are living with HIV at Pretoria Central Prison

A qualitative study aimed at exploring the nature and extent of the perceived social support available to male prisoners living with HIV at Pretoria Central Prison was conducted. A literature investigation into the life and world of male prisoners, with a focus on the nature and extent of the percei...

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Main Author: Mamosadi, Tseke
Other Authors: Rabe, Maria Elizabeth
Format: Others
Language:en
Published: 2011
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10500/4915
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spelling ndltd-netd.ac.za-oai-union.ndltd.org-unisa-oai-umkn-dsp01.int.unisa.ac.za-10500-49152016-04-16T04:08:13Z Social support for male prisoners who are living with HIV at Pretoria Central Prison Mamosadi, Tseke Rabe, Maria Elizabeth Perceived social support Male prisoner Prison gangs HIV/AIDS Human rights Male sex 365.660968227 Social work with criminals -- South Africa -- Pretoria Criminals -- Counseling of -- South Africa -- Pretoria AIDS (Disease)-- Patients -- Counseling of -- South Africa -- Pretoria Prisoners -- Health and hygiene -- South Africa -- Pretoria HIV-positive persons -- Care -- South Africa -- Pretoria HIV-positive persons -- Services for -- South Africa -- Pretoria Male prisoners -- Counseling of -- South Africa -- Pretoria A qualitative study aimed at exploring the nature and extent of the perceived social support available to male prisoners living with HIV at Pretoria Central Prison was conducted. A literature investigation into the life and world of male prisoners, with a focus on the nature and extent of the perceived social support provided to prisoners living with HIV, is presented. Fifteen (15) prisoners were identified by means of non-probability purposive sampling. In-depth interviews were conducted to collect information on how male prisoners living with HIV at Pretoria Central Prison viewed the nature and extent of the social support available to them. The study shows that the research participants living with HIV tended to receive social support from practitioners and other prisoners trained as voluntary caregivers. The study recommends that prisoners living with HIV should have greater access to social support from their significant others. Social Work M.A. (Social Behaviour Studies in HIV/AIDS) 2011-10-06T09:38:10Z 2011-10-06T09:38:10Z 2010-06 2010 Dissertation http://hdl.handle.net/10500/4915 en 1 online resource (x, 118 leaves)
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topic Perceived social support
Male prisoner
Prison gangs
HIV/AIDS
Human rights
Male sex
365.660968227
Social work with criminals -- South Africa -- Pretoria
Criminals -- Counseling of -- South Africa -- Pretoria
AIDS (Disease)-- Patients -- Counseling of -- South Africa -- Pretoria
Prisoners -- Health and hygiene -- South Africa -- Pretoria
HIV-positive persons -- Care -- South Africa -- Pretoria
HIV-positive persons -- Services for -- South Africa -- Pretoria
Male prisoners -- Counseling of -- South Africa -- Pretoria
spellingShingle Perceived social support
Male prisoner
Prison gangs
HIV/AIDS
Human rights
Male sex
365.660968227
Social work with criminals -- South Africa -- Pretoria
Criminals -- Counseling of -- South Africa -- Pretoria
AIDS (Disease)-- Patients -- Counseling of -- South Africa -- Pretoria
Prisoners -- Health and hygiene -- South Africa -- Pretoria
HIV-positive persons -- Care -- South Africa -- Pretoria
HIV-positive persons -- Services for -- South Africa -- Pretoria
Male prisoners -- Counseling of -- South Africa -- Pretoria
Mamosadi, Tseke
Social support for male prisoners who are living with HIV at Pretoria Central Prison
description A qualitative study aimed at exploring the nature and extent of the perceived social support available to male prisoners living with HIV at Pretoria Central Prison was conducted. A literature investigation into the life and world of male prisoners, with a focus on the nature and extent of the perceived social support provided to prisoners living with HIV, is presented. Fifteen (15) prisoners were identified by means of non-probability purposive sampling. In-depth interviews were conducted to collect information on how male prisoners living with HIV at Pretoria Central Prison viewed the nature and extent of the social support available to them. The study shows that the research participants living with HIV tended to receive social support from practitioners and other prisoners trained as voluntary caregivers. The study recommends that prisoners living with HIV should have greater access to social support from their significant others. === Social Work === M.A. (Social Behaviour Studies in HIV/AIDS)
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Mamosadi, Tseke
author Mamosadi, Tseke
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title Social support for male prisoners who are living with HIV at Pretoria Central Prison
title_short Social support for male prisoners who are living with HIV at Pretoria Central Prison
title_full Social support for male prisoners who are living with HIV at Pretoria Central Prison
title_fullStr Social support for male prisoners who are living with HIV at Pretoria Central Prison
title_full_unstemmed Social support for male prisoners who are living with HIV at Pretoria Central Prison
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