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Hammersmith 1965

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hammersmith Borough]

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Table 54. Family Casework for 1965

Families receving casebook on 1.1.6518
Families receving casebook on 1956517
Total35
Families still receving casebook on 1.1.6524
Families which ceased to have casework help during 1965 for these reasons:
A. Satlsfractory - no further need3
B. Unable to benefit5
C. Break-up of family2
D. Eviction of family1
Total11
Casework help available during 1965 was equivalent of l'/j caseworkers i.e. one full-time caseworker and two part-time caseworkers giving approximately a quarter of a working week each.
Approved case-load is 10—15 families. Families referred by:
Education Department (Divisional School Care Organiser)10
G.L.C. Housing Department (Divisonal School Care Organiser)6
Metropolitan Borough Housing Dept. before 1.4.656
Ministry of Pensions1
General Practitioner1
Psychiatric Social Worker1
Principal Nursing Officer6
Principal Mental Health Social Worker1
Chief Public Health Inspector1
Medical Officer1
Administrative Officer1
Total35

Table 55. Welfare Services—National Assistance Act, 1948. Persons in residential accommodation on 31st December 1965:

Persons (exclusive of staff) residing in:
Council residential homes in which the number of beds isAccommodation provided on behalf of the Council byVoluntary organisationsTotal
less than 3535.70over 70
abcde
Not materially handicappedElderly2071103194
Others123
Handicapped, including blind, deaf, epileptic and others.Elderly4496648167
Others33841
Mentally —andicappedElderly514524
Others22
Grand Total2512783196431

Number of homes in which
these persons resided
1
3
1

Persons accommodated on behalf of other Councils & included aboveElderlyOthers
9
Persons accommodated by other Councils for London Borough of Hammersmith2421

(115)