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St Pancras 1909

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]

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A LIST OF SCHOOLS FOR MOTHERS.

Locality.Title of Institution.Whether assisted or not by Local Authority.
AberdeenMothers' and Babies' ClubNo ; but may ultimately receive assistance if necessary.
BermondseyMothers' and Babies' Class about to start (in Town Hall)Cost to be defrayed by Local Authority.
BirminghamMothers' and Babies' Welcome, three establishmentsOne establishment supported by Local Authority, who provide medical attendant (lady). Two other establishments supported by in) Women's Settlement, and (b) Infants' Health Society respectively.
BoltonMothers' and Babies' WelcomeNo.
CorkDo. do.No.
FulhamDo. do.No.
LeedsDo. do.No. (Held to be illegal.)
LewisbamMothers' and Babies' Welcome, two establishmentsNo. (No statutory power.)
ManchesterMothers' GuildNo.
Newcastle-on-Mothers' and Babies'No.
TyneWelcome and Creche
NottinghamMothers' and Babies' WelcomePremises and 5 guineas per annum, hitherto provided by Local Authority. Further subsidy now under consideration.
PoplarHealth Visiting AssociationNo. .
StepneyMothers' and Babies' WelcomeNo.
St. PancrasSchool for Mothers .No.
West HamMothers' and. Babies' WelcomeNo.
WimbledonDo. do.£50 per annum for assistance in administering Notification of Births and Midwives Acts.