A Case Study: The Greater Rape Intervention Program (GRIP)) - Save the Children’s Resource Centre

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Case Studies and Success StoriesA Case Study: The Greater Rape Intervention Program (GRIP))Publication year: 
2011
English
Format: 
pdf (3.1 MiB)
Publisher: 
Tulane University
Tulane University conducted a case study of the Greater Rape Intervention Programme (GRIP) in Mpumalanga Province, South Africa. Since 2000, the programme has provided medical and psychosocial care and legal support services to survivors of gender-based violence, many of whom were children. The case study offers a detailed assessment of GRIP’s evolving approach to assisting survivors in a country where rates of violence against women and children are among the highest in the world. 
Authors
Kristin Neudorf
1 Publication
Tory M. Taylor
1 Publication
Tonya R. Thurman
2 Publications
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A Case Study: The Greater Rape Intervention Program (GRIP))
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Publisher
Tulane University
Authors
Neudorf, Kristin, Taylor, Tory M., Thurman, Tonya R.
Format
pdf
Content type
Case Studies and Success Stories
Country
South Africa
Region
Southern Africa
Topics
Advocacy
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Keywords
Child abuseDomestic violenceGenderJudicial aspectsPsychosocial supportRapeSexual violence and abuseWomen
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