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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and integral parts of the Lambeth scheme, and receive grants from
the Council.
Included in the scheme are:—
(a) Lambeth Council Maternity Home, 210 Knight's Hill,
West Norwood, S.E. 27.
(b) St. Thomas's Babies' Hostel, Prince's Road, S.E.11.
(c) The Cynthia Mosley Day Nursery, The Oval, S.E. 11.‡
Lambeth Milk Assistance Scheme (Free & Aided Supplies).
The Lambeth Milk Assistance Scheme continues to prove its
usefulness in providing milk food in its most suitable form for
young children whose parents are unable to secure it of their own
resources. The bulk of the milk supplied is in liquid form and
pasteurised. Milk is now available within the income scale for
expectant mothers throughout pregnancy, for nursing mothers for
one year after confinement if their medical condition requires it,
and for infants up to the age of five years. The scale of income
is as follows :—
Number in
Family Free Hal£ Cost
1 14s. after deduction of rent 16s. after deduction of rent
2 12s. per head, after deduction 14s. per head, after deduction of
of rent rent
3 10s. do. 12s. do.
4 9s. do. 10s. do.
5 8s. do. 9s. do.
6 and over 7s. do. 8s. do.
The figures giving the cost of the Lambeth Milk Assistance
Scheme and the quantities distributed, both ordinary cow's milk
as well as the various forms of dried milk since its inception on
8th February, 1918, are shown in the following table:—
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