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Welfare Centres.

Details

APPENDIX 8

The principal activities undertaken or developed at the six Social Welfare Office urban Welfare Centres, in addition to the Kaifong work, were

1948/49

1949/50 1950/51 1951/52 1952/53 1953/54

Notes

Average daily number of free meals issued

(excluding emergency Relief work)

Additional meals cooked and served as

2,159

1,675

1,845

1,127.2

1,335

1,768.8 (a)

an emergency relief measure for the victims of fires

Nil

412,310

Average % over the year of Women

food recipients

41%.

36.8%

185,800

35%

256,640 | 2,816,250 | 15,202,331

30.3%

Average % over the year of Juvenile

(under 16) food recipients.....

57%

60.7%

64%

67.5%

30.25%

67% !

28.97% (a) (b)

67.87% (b)

Total revenue collected for government

(from scraps sold to pig-dealers) Total number of applications for help

$842

$1,476 $1,167.20

$543.05 $1,965.07

$2,515.35(c)

other than food

2,137

5,646

1,922

617

5,722

6,383 (d)

Total number family cases handled.

223

195

227

147

374

236 (d)

Total number destitutes repatriated

99

76

48

19

30

27 (d)

Total number free letter services performed

850

536

580

579

1,105

901 (d)

Total number persons found employment Total number miscellaneous other services.

performed

85

126

53

118

204

202 (d)

1,048

322

1,353

399

3,977

4,391 (d)

Total number would-be suicides advised

and helped

58

30

22

39

62

668 (d)

(a) Only destitute unemployables eligible; a woman unable to seek work on account of her children is classed as

unemployable.

(b) Remainder made up of decrepit or disabled adult males.

(c) By the sale of scraps or scourings to pig-dealers; no charge of any sort is made to anyone who comes to any of

the six centres.

(d) ie. at the Welfare Centres only; these figures do not include similar applications received or services rendered by

other branches of the Social Welfare Office or of the Relief Section.

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