Vol. 2008 No. 1 (2008)
Quantifying Johannesburg’s Slum Students’ Mental Health Interventions: A Critical Review and Reflection
Khaya Dlamini, University of Pretoria
Sipho Mngomezu, North-West University
Zola Khumalo, North-West University
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18877485
Published: September 4, 2008
Abstract
The Johannesburg area in South Africa is home to numerous slums with high concentrations of students facing behavioural issues and mental health challenges. A systematic literature review method was employed to analyse existing studies and reports on the impact of such interventions in slum schools. Despite initial signs of effectiveness, the sustainability and scalability of these interventions require further investigation to address identified barriers. Investment should be prioritised in capacity building for educators and mental health professionals, alongside broader community support initiatives.
How to Cite
Khaya Dlamini, Sipho Mngomezu, Zola Khumalo (2008). Quantifying Johannesburg’s Slum Students’ Mental Health Interventions: A Critical Review and Reflection. African Youth Sociology, Vol. 2008 No. 1 (2008). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18877485
Keywords
Sub-Saharanurbanizationslumificationqualitativeintervention efficacycommunity-basedparticipatory