Hands Off! - Dunn, Munita
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Every child has the constitutional right to be protected from maltreatment, neglect or abuse. The incidence of child sexual abuse must be reduced as far as possible by a multi-faceted approach, including effective prevention programmes which facilitate disclosure and empower children. Since insufficient South African research on prevention programmes and preventative measures are available, the primary aim of the study was to develop a board game which can foster the prevention of sexual abuse of children. The researcher developed the HOOC board game as part of the Hands Off Our Children…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Every child has the constitutional right to be protected from maltreatment, neglect or abuse. The incidence of child sexual abuse must be reduced as far as possible by a multi-faceted approach, including effective prevention programmes which facilitate disclosure and empower children. Since insufficient South African research on prevention programmes and preventative measures are available, the primary aim of the study was to develop a board game which can foster the prevention of sexual abuse of children. The researcher developed the HOOC board game as part of the Hands Off Our Children Campaign. The board game, being practical and educational, has the goal of teaching children self-protective behaviours that can lower their probability of being abused. Considering the overall results of the study, the use of the HOOC board game as preventative measure against the sexual abuse of grade four learners is acceptable. The HOOC board game offers a significant and valid preventative measure for sexual abuse of children in the middle age group within the South African context.
Autorenporträt
Dr Munita Dunn resides in Wellington, South Africa and is a registered Counselling Psychologist. She has completed her doctoral degree in Play Therapy. At Huguenot College she is involved in Psychology, Play Therapy and Student Affairs. She has published nationally and internationally, and has presented at several national conferences.