The Children's Bureau of Cleveland : a Study of the Care of Dependent Children in Cleveland, Ohio
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Though the problem when the father is left with a 26 THE CHILDREN'S BUREAU OF CLEVELAND family of little children is much more difficult to solve and more children of widowers than of widows are accepted for institutional care (see Table 17, p. 66), the bureau has accomplished something for these families by arrangements for nursery care or for a house- keeper. 24 For the woman with one child it is possible to make arrangements for the child's care in a day nursery; or a home may be found where... both mother and child can be boarded; or a posi- tion in housework may be obtained where the child can stay with his mother. During the first years of the bureau's organization many institutions were unwilling that applications involving a widow with children or a woman with one child should be turned over immediately to a family agency, and it often happened that after the situation of a woman with one child was investigated the child was placed. This attitude on the part of institutions has changed gradually, until now practically all cases of a woman with one child are referred directly to family agencies, and so great are their facili- ties for helping to keep the mother and child together that very few cases are referred back to the bureau for placement of the child.
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Though the problem when the father is left with a 26 THE CHILDREN'S BUREAU OF CLEVELAND family of little children is much more difficult to solve and more children of widowers than of widows are accepted for institutional care (see Table 17, p. 66), the bureau has accomplished something for these families by arrangements for nursery care or for a house- keeper. 24 For the woman with one child it is possible to make arrangements for the child's care in a day nursery; or a home may be found where... both mother and child can be boarded; or a posi- tion in housework may be obtained where the child can stay with his mother. During the first years of the bureau's organization many institutions were unwilling that applications involving a widow with children or a woman with one child should be turned over immediately to a family agency, and it often happened that after the situation of a woman with one child was investigated the child was placed. This attitude on the part of institutions has changed gradually, until now practically all cases of a woman with one child are referred directly to family agencies, and so great are their facili- ties for helping to keep the mother and child together that very few cases are referred back to the bureau for placement of the child.
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