Dependent Children
Dependent Children
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\ ti 1 1 d iuhuu 122 take away a woman's child and give them to another woman to- keen and mother them, and to say that could not be helped ex- cept whal they could get at the Relief Department, Charity of that kind was more demoralising than the help that came in the way sugg - I by The motion. Just before she left home she visited the Relief Department; and saw little children carrying- away the week's supplies. All the surroundings were really hurt- ful and demoralising to young life. They q...uite agreed that young life was an asset to the State, and the necessity for preser- ving it and protecting home life and home influences was perhaps greater than they realised. To make such a marked difference in the payment that was given for the child in the care of its own mother, and when it was in the care of the foster mother was wrong. In their State, they succeeded in getting that right to widows and deserted wh - the amount paid for each child was 3/9. Not very much, but in many a case it meant that little extra to the moman that enabled her to keep her home to- gether so that she was able to support herself creditably.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
\ ti 1 1 d iuhuu 122 take away a woman's child and give them to another woman to- keen and mother them, and to say that could not be helped ex- cept whal they could get at the Relief Department, Charity of that kind was more demoralising than the help that came in the way sugg - I by The motion. Just before she left home she visited the Relief Department; and saw little children carrying- away the week's supplies. All the surroundings were really hurt- ful and demoralising to young life. They q...uite agreed that young life was an asset to the State, and the necessity for preser- ving it and protecting home life and home influences was perhaps greater than they realised. To make such a marked difference in the payment that was given for the child in the care of its own mother, and when it was in the care of the foster mother was wrong. In their State, they succeeded in getting that right to widows and deserted wh - the amount paid for each child was 3/9. Not very much, but in many a case it meant that little extra to the moman that enabled her to keep her home to- gether so that she was able to support herself creditably.
What to read after Dependent Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Interstate Congress of Workers to read onlineMoreLess
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