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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Kingston upon Thames 1971
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kingston-upon-Thames]
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There were 2,859 attendances at these sessions.
| Address of Clinic | Number of sessions held during the year | Number of women who attended | Total attendances | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ante-natal | Post-natal | |||
| Grange Road, Kingston | ||||
| Acre Road, Kingston | ||||
| Roselands, New Maiden) Kingston Vale ) | ||||
| Manor Drive, Worcester Park | ||||
| South Place, Surbiton) Hamilton Avenue, ) Tolworth | ||||
| Gosbury Hill, Hook ) St.Mary's Church Hall) Chessington ) | ||||
| TOTALS | ||||
Child Welfare Clinics
Child welfare clinics are held at the six Council owned clinics
referred to above and also in three rented premises in the Old School,
Robin Hood Lane, Kingston Vale; St.George's Hall, Hamilton Avenue,
Tolworth, and St.Mary's Church Hall, Chessington. Advice is given by
medical officers and health visitors, and help is given by voluntary
workers who assist with keeping records and the sale of welfare foods.
These welfare foods are sold at all the centres listed above, except
South Place, Surbiton and Hamilton Avenue, Tolworth.
They are sold at the Women's Royal Voluntary Service Centres
at Kingston, Maiden, Surbiton, and Pairmead Day Nursery, as follows: