 | Child welfare - 1908
...are not practicable immediately after the children become dependent, and that for children requiring temporary care only, the free home is not available....experiment in each locality. Unless and until such homes are found, the use of institutions is necessary. Cottage System. *• So far as it may be found necessary... | |
 | Charles Richmond Henderson - Child welfare - 1910
...are not practicable immediately after the children become dependent, and that for children requiring temporary care only the free home is not available....experiment in each locality. Unless and until such homes are found, the use of institutions is necessary. COTTAGE SYSTEM 4. So far as it may be found necessary... | |
 | Hastings Hornell Hart - Child welfare - 1910 - 419 pages
...board, and the plan of institutional care. Contact with family life is preferable for these chlidren, as well as for other normal children. It is necessary,...experiment in each locality. Unless and until such homes are found, the use of institutions is necessary. COTTAGE SYSTEM 4. So far as it may be found necessary... | |
 | Charles Richmond Henderson - Child welfare - 1910
...board, and the plan of institutional care. Contact with family life is preferable for these chlidren, as well as for other normal children. It is necessary,...experiment in each locality. Unless and until such homes are found, the use of institutions is necessary. COTTAGE SYSTEM 4. So far as it may be found necessary... | |
 | Jeremiah Franklin Ohl - Home missions - 1911 - 253 pages
...are not practicable immediately after the children become dependent, and that for children requiring temporary care only, the free home is not available....experiment in each locality. Unless and until such homes are found, the use of institutions is necessary. " So far as it may be found necessary to temporarily... | |
 | George Benjamin Mangold - Children - 1914 - 381 pages
...available. For the temporary or more or less permanent care of such children different methods are hi use, notably the plan of placing them in families,...experiment in each locality. Unless and until such homes are found, the use of institutions is necessary. IV. COTTAGE SYSTEM. So far as it may be found necessary... | |
 | Ellwood Patterson Cubberley, Edward Charles Elliott - Education - 1915
...are not practicable immediately after the children become dependent and that for children requiring temporary care only the free home is not available....should be ascertained by careful inquiry and experiment of each locality. Unless and until such homes are found, the use of institutions is necessary. Cottage... | |
 | William Henry Slingerland - Adoption - 1918 - 261 pages
...to be placed out." It was noted also in the Conclusions of the White House Conference as follows: " For the temporary, or more or less permanent, care...if these children are to be cared for in families. . . . Unless and until such homes are found, the use of institutions is necessary." The author of Child-placing... | |
 | Children's Aid Society of Pennsylvania - 1883
...are not practicable immediately after the children become dependent, and that for children requiring temporary care only, the free home is not available,...experiment in each locality. Unless and until such homes are found, the use of institutions is necessary. 4. Cottage System: So far as it may be found necessary... | |
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It is recognized that for many children foster homes without payment for board are not practicable immediately after the children become dependent, and that for children requiring temporary care only the free home is not available. For the temporary,... 