"To meet the urgent needs, the Refugee Babies' Camp was established by the Association shortly after the hostilities here. The Camp is only to take care of unclaimed babies of war-torn areas and babies who could not be taken care of by their own nts. At present, 28 such babies are registered in the Camp for its care, Mrs. Arthur Young, a member of the Executive Committee, is acting as the Honorary Superintendent of the Camp. She has been assisted by one doctor, two nurses and six baby nurses. The Camp is now located at 964 Ave Foch.
"To give education to the refugee children, the Association has established classes in seven refugee camps. Several volunteers have been secured for the teaching work. To extend the educational work for such children, the Association has given a monthly subsidy $100 to the Educational Association for Street Children for a period of one year es from December 1937. This organization is headed by Mr. H. C. Chen, officer of the Educational Department of the. Shanghai Municipal Council, Besides, a sum of $500 was granted to the Association for Emigration of War Refugees for educational work for, 250 refugee children in Kiangsi for a period of one year.
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