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Research Gateway
“Research serves to make building stones out of stumbling blocks”
– Arthur D. Little
NCSS builds research capability and facilitates research amongst VWOs through the provision of funding support and sharing of research expertise and knowledge. As part of NCSS's efforts to facilitate social service research, the Research Gateway aims to provide social service practitioners and administrators with relevant resources to apply evidence-based practice in the delivery of quality social services. The Gateway includes, abstracts of research studies, links to research websites and useful statistics etc. The Gateway also aims to pave the way for research ideas to be sown and be translated into research projects that will grow the body of knowledge in the sector, thereby building sector capability in the longer term.
EBSCOhost e-Journal Database
To build VWOs’ research capability and help them stay abreast with new research and developments in the social service sector, NCSS and SSTI have provided all member VWOs with EBSCOhost, an e-journal database.
More than 3,400 e-journals from EBSCOhost’s SocINDEX, Psychology & Behavioral Science collection, and Non-Profit Organisation Reference Centre have been made available from April 2012.
Visit EBSCOhost to access the database. A user ID and password are required. Please note that this resource is only available to staff from member VWOs and SSTI’s current academic students.
There are two ways to obtain the user ID and password to access EBSCOhost:
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Email Ms Grace Chan via your official email account to request for a user ID and password |
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The Singapore Children’s Society has carried out research on subject matters such as child abuse and neglect, children’s social and emotional well-being, parenting, as well as bullying in Singapore schools. You may visit their website for more resources.
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The highest honours in the social work profession, the Outstanding Social Worker Award and the Promising Social Worker Award, are presented by
