Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lambeth Borough]
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The co-operation in regard to the supply of milk between the
Welfare Centres and the Public Assistance Committee of No. VII
Administrative Area was continued throughout the year, but the
formation of the Unemployment Assistance Board means that the
greater part of the cost will fall in future upon the Borough Council.
Local Government Act 1929—Grants.
The Scheme, made under section 101 (6) Local Government Act,
1929, which will be in operation for the four financial years, 1st April,
1933, to 31st March, 1937, provides that the Council shall pay by
way of annual contribution to each of the Voluntary Associations
named in column 1 of the following table in respect of the service
mentioned in column 2 thereof the sum specified in column 3 :—
(1)
Name of Association
(2)
Service in respect of
which Contribution
is payable
(3)
Amount of Annual
Contribution
f
North Marsh
Infant Welfare Centre
320
Barley Mow
Do.
665
North Lambeth Babies Care
Do.
900
Moffat Institute
Do.
900
"Rose McAndrew"
Do.
740
St. Anne's
Do.
595
Loughborough Junction
Do.
1,495
North Brixton
Do.
950
Stockwell
Do.
850
Brixton
Do.
1,165
West Norwood
Do.
1,435
St. Thomas's Hospital Clinic
(Main Building)
Do.
850
St. Thomas's Hospital Centre
(37 Royal Street)
Do.
720
General Lying-in Hospital
St. Thomas's Babies' Hostel
Do.
640
Ailing Babies' Home
970
Total
£13,195
The conditions of the payment of the contributions to the
Voluntary Associations under the Scheme are as follows :—
(a) That the Council is satisfied as to the efficiency of the
Maternity and Child Welfare service provided by the
Association, in respect of which the contribution is payable,