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Hospitals provided or subsidised by the Local Authority or by the
London County Council.—
Name and Situation. |
By whom provided.
(1) Tuberculosis
St. Joseph's Hospice for
the Dying (33 beds for
Tuberculosis), Cambridge
Lodge, Mare
Street
This is a Religious Institution,
but beds are obtainable by
Local Authorities. In London
residential treatment of tuberculosis
is provided by the
London County Council.
(2) Maternity
Salvation Army Mothers'
Hospital, Lower Clapton
Road, and (see below)
City of London Lying-in
Hospital, City Road
Agreement with these two Institutions
to pay sum of one
guinea in respect of each
necessitous case admitted
from the Borough.
A necessitous case is defined
on page 96.
(8) Children
Agreement with the Invalid
Children's Aid Association
whereby this Association arranges
convalescent aid undor
the Maternity and Child Welfare
Scheme. There is no
Hospital for Children in the
Borough.
(4) Fever
Eastern Fever Hospital,
The Grove, Homerton
This Hospital is the property of
the Metropolitan Asylums
Board.
(5) Other
Hospitals
Metropolitan Hospital,
Kingsland Road
A General Hospital supported
by voluntary contributions. It
has accommodation for in- and
out-patients.
German Hospital, Ritson
Road, Dalston
Hackney Infirmary, High
Street, Homerton
Mission of Help to the
Suffering Poor, Upper
ClaDton
Ditto.
Maintained by the Hackney
Board of Guardians.
Assistance to aged and infirm.
Medical and dental treatment
in hosDital.
In, eitutional Provision for Unmarried mothers, illegitimate infants
and homeless children.—
The following; institutions are subsidised by the Ministry of
Health, but not by the Borough Council, with the exception of