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- Donald Ernest Faulkner was a British colonial officer who the first Social Welfare Officer in a British colony in Africa. He was active in penal reforms for juvenile offenders and his office was involved in administering new legislation dealing with juvenile delinquency. In 1934, as an Assistant Superintendent of Prisons, Faulkner was head of a juvenile reform school in Enugu under the aegis of the Prisons Department. The school provided technical training for juveniles convicted by a court of law. In 1941, on his way home to London for vacation and on the advise of his supervisor, he stayed in city conducting research with an official of the Education department on the issue of Boma boys and juvenile delinquents, his report was named Juvenile Delinquency in Lagos. (en)
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- Donald Ernest Faulkner was a British colonial officer who the first Social Welfare Officer in a British colony in Africa. He was active in penal reforms for juvenile offenders and his office was involved in administering new legislation dealing with juvenile delinquency. (en)
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