Liberal Welfare Reform
- Created by: John Empson
- Created on: 01-06-10 14:04
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Liberal Welfare Reform
School and Children
- Free School meals 1906
- Medical Inspections 1907
- Children Act 1908
- School Clinic
Free School Meals
- Local Councils have power to give free meals to poor once a week, Monday to Friday
- By 1914 158,000 children had a free meal once a day. Monday to Friday.
School Medical Inspection
- Doctors or Nurses gave compulsory medical checks to Children.
- Treatment recommended but the poor families still had to pay for treatment
- 1912 this changed
The Children’s Act
- Protection against cruelty
- Local charities responsible for supervising and helping neglect families
- This was The start of the social services
- All Children’s homes had to be registered and inspected
- Children under 14 couldn't go to adult prisons
- Juvenile Courts were setup
- Borstals built for young offenders
- Children under 14 not allowed in pubs
- No cigarettes allowed to be sold to under 16's
- Peoples budget 1909
School clinics
- A network…
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