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Ilford 1954

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ilford]

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In February, May and October, 1954, 3 two-weeks training courses
for domestic helps were held by the' County Council at the Mid-Essex
Technical College, Chelmsford. Three domestic helps from Ilford attended
and were found to be entirely satisfactory.
Convalescent Facilities.—The following tables show the number of
persons sent away for convalescence during 1954.

(a) Under Section22of the National Health Service Act,i.e., nursing mothers and young children.

Name of HomeNo. of week's stayRemarks
34
John Horniman Home, Worthing1—Arranged by Invalid Children's Aid Association
Beach Court, Lancing1—Arranged by Invalid Children's Aid Association
Milton Lodge, Bognor Regis1Arranged by Hospital for Sick Children, Gt. Ormond St., W.l.
Totals213 unaccompanied children

(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 week's stayTotal Cases
12345
Barnsley, The Vale, Broadstairs—1———1
Bell Memorial Convalescent Home, Lancing1146——21
Mrs. Brooks' Home, 49, Stone Road, Broad-stairs——1——1
Church Army Home, Bexhill——1——1
Devonia Hall, Cliftonville—2———2
Mrs. Dilley's Home, 12, Freeland Road, Clacton—1———1
Essex Convalescent Home, Clacton21611——29
"Gatley," Mount Pleasant Road, Hastings—1———1
Hunstanton Convalescent Home—42——6
Mrs. Kirk's Home, 47, Stone Road, Broad-stairs——1——1
Leconfield, Bonchurch, Isle of Wight——1——1
Lennox House, Southsea—11——2
Samuel Lewis Home, Walton-on-Naze—13———13
Orchard Home, 48, Hall Lane, N.W.7.—1———1
Rustington Convalescent Home, Little-hampton—34——7
"Waynflete," Hayling Island————11
Totals35728—189