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COLLEüDEPABT73570 C33CLC  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n| T OF LABOR   |\n|  |\n| B U REAU   |\n| NOV.-DEC.1941   |\n|  |\n|  |\n\nU.S.DEPARTMEN  \nC HILDREN'S   \nCONT ENTS  \nBIRTH—GROWTH—CHILD HEALTH:  \nPageOpportunitics for Volunteers in Child Health and Welfarc,byMartha M.Eliot,M.D113State Services for Crippled Children During Epidemics of AcutePoliomyelitis,by A.L.Van Horn,M.D119A Day With the State Consultant on Crippled Childrcn's Service,by Cecelia Healy Rohret___124Book Notes_____----------_-128v CHILD LABOR—YoUTH EMPLOYMENT—VocATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES:Nced for Action on White Housc Confercnce Child-Labor Stand-ards,by Gertrude Folks Zimand_130Advisory Committee on Occupations Hazardous for Minors133New Child-Labor Law of Brazil,by Anna Kalet Smith__134CHILD WELFARE—SoCIAL SERVICES-CHILD GUIDANCE:  \nOrganization of Social Forces in Small Towns and Rural Communi-ties,by Ruby D.Elwell_136Techniqucs of Community Interprctation and Organization,byHelen G.Alcorn___                  -139Book Notes___-142EvENTS oF CURRENT INTEREST:George A.Hall__--   143Conference Calendar_____  __144The Story of Mary J___----------____  _____   145  \n\n| The Children's Bureau does not necessarily endorse or assume responsibility  \u003Cbr>for the statements or opinions of contributors not connected with the Bureau   |\n| --- |\n\n\n| ФВIВВТ Иог  \u003Cbr>GR①WTH  ●  \u003Cbr>● CHILD HEALTH ●   |\n| --- |\n\nOpportunities for Volunteers in Child Health and Welfare¹  \nBY MARTHA M.EL1oT,M.D.  \nAssociate Chief,Children's Bureau,U.S.Department of Labor  \nATIONAL women's organizations have beentelling us for 40 years that the welfare ofchildren is of paramount importance tothe Nation.The dangers that the world facestoday make us realize that conservation of childlife in the United States is part and parcel ofthe defense of our democracy.Our standardsof individual care for children,our concern thatevery child shall be protected with health andwelfare services,and the current disruption ofcommunity and family life resulting from de-fense activities make it imperative that we useto the fullest advantage the skill of our all-too-limited numbers of professional workers inthese fields.Those who have free time at theirdisposal perform a signal public service whenthey make possible expanded services forchildren by equipping themselves to aid in pro-grams for their care.There is a continuingjob to be done by volunteers for children.  \nof acute emergency;and,second,the day-by-day help that may be given by individuals inproviding the health and welfare services andthe care needed by children everywhere.Inthe manual for volunteers on child care ²pre-pared by the Children's Bureau,which is soonto be published by the Office of Civilian De-fense,detailed lists will be found of the kinds ofwork that can be undertaken by volunteers inagencies rendering child-health or child-welfareservice,in children's hospitals and clinics,innursery schools and day nurseries,in family-life education activities,home-economic andhousekeeper-aide services,or in other agencieswhere a general knowledge of child care isneeded.They include specific jobs in child-health conferences and clinics,school medicalservices,school-lunch programs,public-health-nursing services,nutrition classes,mothers'classes,nursery schools,day nurseries,child-caring or child-placing institutions,play-grounds,social settlements,boys'and girls'clubs,and many other agencies.  \nOpportunities for volunteer participation inchild health and welfare work in this periodof national defense are of two kinds:First,thevoluntary assistance that must be given by citi-zens in the initiation,development,and supportof necessary community services and facilitiesfor children in military or industrial defenseareas and in those regions that might becomereception areas for evacuated children in time  \nThere is increasing recognition today that theprovision of health and welfare services forchildren 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