Which key principle refers to the ability to

take responsibility for our actions against the background of all legislative,

policy and financial regulations?

In which year did the South African social

welfare context undergo a change following the unbanning of political organisations

and the release of the late former president Nelson Mandela?

Who can rightfully be

referred to as one of the first pioneers of social work in South Africa?

In South Africa the apartheid system officially came into effect in 1948,

shortly after the National Party had come to power.

Supervision refers to the role of the responsible experienced social

auxiliary worker in guiding and training newly appointed social auxiliary

workers in performing their supporting functions and following up on the

activities of the social auxiliary worker.

Social welfare services include health, education, socio-economic

support, personal rights and even political freedom.

Social auxiliary work refers to any activity or conducts that is practiced

by a social auxiliary worker under the guidance and supervision of a social

worker to achieve the aims of social work.

In which year was a

new constitution introduced in South Africa to make provision for a tricameral

parliament with separate chambers for white and coloured people and Asians, while

continuing to exclude black people?