Mark Henrickson is Associate Professor in the School of Social Work, Massey University, Auckland, New Zealand. His work experience and research interests are in HIV/AIDS and the communities that have been most heavily impacted by HIV: sexual and gender minorities, substance misusers, and the African diaspora. Christa Fouché is Professor in the School of Counselling, Human Services and Social Work, University of Auckland, New Zealand. Her work experience and research interests are in HIV/AIDS, palliative care, chronic illness, and the organisational context of health and social service delivery.

• 1. Why this book?2. Vulnerability and marginality3. Intimacy and sexuality4. Critiquing power and privilege5. Delivery of care: setting out the challenges6. Restoring the human to human services7. Practice research with vulnerable and marginalised communities8. Research ethics9. Re-imagining vulnerability and marginality: assessing the claims

Mark Henrickson is Associate Professor in the School of Social Work, Massey University, Auckland, New Zealand. His work experience and research interests are in HIV/AIDS and the communities that have been most heavily impacted by HIV: sexual and gender minorities, substance misusers, and the African diaspora. Christa Fouché is Professor in the School of Counselling, Human Services and Social Work, University of Auckland, New Zealand. Her work experience and research interests are in HIV/AIDS, palliative care, chronic illness, and the organisational context of health and social service delivery.

• 1. Why this book?2. Vulnerability and marginality3. Intimacy and sexuality4. Critiquing power and privilege5. Delivery of care: setting out the challenges6. Restoring the human to human services7. Practice research with vulnerable and marginalised communities8. Research ethics9. Re-imagining vulnerability and marginality: assessing the claims

Mark Henrickson is Associate Professor in the School of Social Work, Massey University, Auckland, New Zealand. His work experience and research interests are in HIV/AIDS and the communities that have been most heavily impacted by HIV: sexual and gender minorities, substance misusers, and the African diaspora. Christa Fouché is Professor in the School of Counselling, Human Services and Social Work, University of Auckland, New Zealand. Her work experience and research interests are in HIV/AIDS, palliative care, chronic illness, and the organisational context of health and social service delivery.

• 1. Why this book?2. Vulnerability and marginality3. Intimacy and sexuality4. Critiquing power and privilege5. Delivery of care: setting out the challenges6. Restoring the human to human services7. Practice research with vulnerable and marginalised communities8. Research ethics9. Re-imagining vulnerability and marginality: assessing the claims