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Southwark 1931
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]
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DINNERS TO NECESSITOUS MOTHERS.
697 Dinner Coupons were given to necessitous mothers who were
referred to the Southwark Invalid Kitchen, at a cost to the Council of
£17 8s. 6d. for the year.
MATERNITY AND CHILD WELFARE CENTRES.
Assistant Medical Officer of Health
(Maternity and Child Welfare) Dr. M. Bergin.
Superintendent Health Visitor Mrs. J. A.Holland.
(to October 12th, 1931).
1a CENTRE (Voluntary).
St. John's Institute, Larcom Street.
District served by Centre St. John's Ward.
Sessions held every Wednesday
and Thursday 2—4.0.
Medical Officers Dr. E. M. Saxton and
Dr. M. O. Cruickshank.
Superintendent Mrs. A. Parkins.
1b CENTRE (Municipal).
Sutherland House, Sutherland Square.
District served by Centre St. Mary's Ward.
Sessions held every Tuesday 10.0—12. 2.0—4.0.
Medical Officer Dr. Dorothy Shepherd.
Health Visitor Mrs. Kingsmill.
2a CENTRE (Municipal).
Sutherland House, Sutherland Square.
District served by Centre St. Paul's Ward.
Sessions held every Wednesday 10.0—12. 2.0—4.0.
Medical Officer Dr. Dorothy Shepherd.
Health Visitor Miss W. Sayer.
2b CENTRE (Municipal).
Working Boys' Club, Villa Street.
District served by Centre St. Peter's District.
Sessions held every Wednesday 10.0—12. 2.0—4.0.
Medical Officer Dr. M. Bergin
Health Visitor Miss W. F. Cleverley.