Summary of Child Welfare Work in Pennsylvania
Summary of Child Welfare Work in Pennsylvania
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Dr. Slingerland has called attention to the necessity for pro- viding detention homes throughout the state. In cases where the II CHILD WELFARE WORK IN PENNSYLVANIA number of children is not sufficient to justify the county in main- taining a public institution for that purpose, it is entirely practic- able to arrange with some responsible citizen to receive and care for any such children in a private home at a suitable per diem rate. This method has been in successful operation even for so lar...ge a city as Boston.
Institutions for Feeble-Minded Children The state of Pennsylvania has four institutions for feeble- minded and epileptic children, two in the eastern part of the state and two in the western part. Two of these are public institutions, maintained and administered by the state; two are private insti- tutions, conducted by private boards of trustees. One of the latter derives 74 per cent of its maintenance from public funds, and the other, 43 per cent.
These four institutions had a total population in 191 3 of 3, 1 14 inmates.
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Dr. Slingerland has called attention to the necessity for pro- viding detention homes throughout the state. In cases where the II CHILD WELFARE WORK IN PENNSYLVANIA number of children is not sufficient to justify the county in main- taining a public institution for that purpose, it is entirely practic- able to arrange with some responsible citizen to receive and care for any such children in a private home at a suitable per diem rate. This method has been in successful operation even for so lar...ge a city as Boston.
Institutions for Feeble-Minded Children The state of Pennsylvania has four institutions for feeble- minded and epileptic children, two in the eastern part of the state and two in the western part. Two of these are public institutions, maintained and administered by the state; two are private insti- tutions, conducted by private boards of trustees. One of the latter derives 74 per cent of its maintenance from public funds, and the other, 43 per cent.
These four institutions had a total population in 191 3 of 3, 1 14 inmates.
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