Year Published: 2019
Authors: Ashley van Niekerk and Shanaaz Mathews
Publisher: Children's Institute, UCT
Suggested Citation: Socio ecological model of risk and protective factors (2019) Infographic. Cape Town: Children's Institute, UCT.
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