Traversing Disability: Building Social Capital through Skill Development for Employment

This paper investigates the influence of social capital in training persons with disabilities. The expansion networks is regarded as a central principle rehabilitation agenda and thus concept that may experiences Absent from much research its on skill development employment opportunities for Social has potential to play an important role livelihoods disabilities who are at high risk being marginalised. aim this qualitative study was explore critically examine participated auxiliary programme, determine whether how it strengthened expanded their advance economic inclusion and/or employment. There currently no convincing practice available, particularly South African landscape, around can be incorporated An intrinsic case approach utilised allowed identification description employability-related programme In paper, we argue transfer skills alone not enough gain