This has been recruited primarily for dealing with civilian casualties in hospitals and first aid posts.
England and Wales (December 31, 1939)
Trained nurses and assistant
Nursing auxiliaries. 92000 nurses Of the nursing auxiliaries 28,430 have been trained. Of the total of those recruited about 7,000 have been called up.
Scotland (March, 1940)
Trained nurses enrolled 2,450 AMA One as sompisd Nursing auxiliaries e ly trained, or of sufficient training to be of service. 10; Of this total 650 have been called up.
When called up for duty, 9 "trained nurse" receives £90 per annum, plus board, lodging and laundry. Assistant nurses receive £55 per annum ete. and nursing auxiliaries £2 per week for non-residents.
A nursing auxiliary is charged £110, per week, plus 3/9 for laundry if she becomes a resident. Additions are paid for special kinds k and uniforms are supplied N.C.D.N. photograph.
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