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Ilford 1953

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ilford]

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In September, 1953. a two-weeks training course for domestic helps
was held by the County Council at the Mid-Essex Technical College,
Chelmsford. One domestic help from Ilford attended and was found to
be entirely satisfactory.
Convalescent Facilities.—The following tables show the number of
persons sent away for convalescence during 1953.

(a) Under Section 22 of the National Health Service Act,i.e., nursing mothers and young children.

Name of HomeNo. of weeks' stayRemarks
234
Temple House, Theobalds Park, Waltham Cross--1Arranged by Invalid Children's Aid Association
Violet Melchett Mothercraft Home, Chelsea, S.W.31--Mother with infant
Dedisham Convalescent Nursery School, Slinfold. Sussex1--Mother with infant (arranged by Gt. Ormond St. Hospital)
Totals2-12 mothers with infants 1 unaccompanied child

(b) Under Section28of the Act,i.e., other persons requiring a change of air and surroundings to aid recovery and rehabilitation.

Name of HomeNo. of weeks' stayTotal Cases
123
Armitage House, Worthing—1—1
Barton House Hotel, Barton-on-Sea—1—1
Berkeley Home, Broadstairs—1—1
Bell Memorial Convalescent Home, Lancing14611
Church Army Home, St. Leonards-on-Sea12—3
Devonia Hall, Cliftonville—2—2
Essex Convalescent Home, Clacton—201339
Mrs. Gowan's Home, Hove——11
Mrs. Hardy's Home, Four Marks, Alton, Hants.——11
Mrs. Hollamby's Home, Swalecliffe, Whitstable—2—2
Hunstanton Convalescent Home—369
Kenrith Lodge, 92 St. Helen's Road, Hastings1——1
LeconField, Bonchurch, Isle of Wight1—93
Samuel Lewis Home, Walton-on-Naze—156
St. Michael's Convalescent Home, Clacton—1—1
St. Michael's Convalescent Home, Westgate-on-Sea—1—1
South Court, Broadstairs—1—1
Rustington Convalescent Home, Littlehampton—6511
Wind Whistle, Poundsgate, Newton Abbot——11
Totals4524096