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abnormal adequate agency applied calls CHARITY ORGANIZATION charity organizationist church circle co-operation of social consider dependent families diagnosis diet earning efficient effort to help elements in normal elements of normal Employment means factors families to normal family fiber family history family support family's forms of help fostered ganized charity go regularly grip help people lead hunger and cold illustration income independence intelligent investigation ized charity knowledge of facts larger task lead normal lives mate MEANING OF ORGANIZED ment method neces need to know needy families obvious organized charity pendence physical defects physician plan of treatment ployment point of view poor PORTER possible recreation regular school attend regularly to school REHABILITATION relief restored to normal RUSSELL SAGE FOUNDAT sary SITY social forces society sound plan spiritual development suffering supplementing ulti UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN wage-earner weak points weekly dole wholesome wholly disregarded widow woman's health
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Page 4 - ... her. This was treatment reaching one sole element in the family life — hunger and cold relieved by the family earnings, supplemented by a weekly dole. After a year, instead of being restored to normal life which should have been the goal of any sound plan of treatment, the family was more dependent than ever, because two other elements, the woman's health and the moral welfare of the children, had been wholly disregarded. Both suffered from the neglect of this ineffective charity. The problem...
Page 7 - They are merely channels through which the charity of a community may flow from its people to its poverty, with least waste and with greatest efficiency.
Page 7 - Societies are only devices which men have created in order to help them to be charitable more effectively.