DIRECTORY OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND ALLIED SERVICES FOR JOHANNESBURG

GIDS VAN MAATSKAPLIKE WELSYN EN AANVERWANTE DIENSTE VIR JOHANNESBURG

FEBRUARY, 1964

FEBRUARIE 1964

PRICE/PRYS IOc. Corrections for Directory listings, deletions and additions, will be circulated from time to time. Will Welfare Organisations be sure to advise the Co­ ordinating Council if the name, address, or function of their agency change.

Veranderings in gidsopgawes sal van tyd tot tyd uitgestuur word. Welsynsorganisasies word versoek om die Koordinerende Raad van enige verandering in naam, adres of funksie van hulle agentskap te verwittig. DIRECTORY OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND ALLIED SERVICES FOR JOHANNESBURG.

GIDS VAN MAATSKAPLIKE WELSYN EN AANVERWANTE DIENSTE VIR JOHANNESBURG.

FEBRUARY, 1964 FEBRUARIE 1964

Published by THE JOHANNESBURG CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL OF SOCIAL WELFARE ORGANISATIONS, W.O. 1780.

Congregational Centre, 75, De Korte Street, Braamfontein, P.O. Box 8904, Johannesburg. Tel. 34-2645. 724-9369 from July, 1964.

Uitgegee deur DIE JOHANNESBURGSE KOÓRDINERENDE RAAD VIR MAATSKAPLIKE WELSYNSORGANISASIES, W.O. 1780.

Congregational Centre, De Kortestraat 75, Braamfontein, Posbus 8904, Johannesburg Tel. 34-2645. 724-9369 vanaf Julie 1964. ifteBBarje from tlje Mayor

CLR. J. F. OBERHOLZER, M.P.C.

The Co-ordinating Council, to use its popular title, is providing a most valuable service by compiling a Directory of Johannesburg Welfare Organisations. Johannesburg has an enviable reputation for the high standard of welfare work which it tackles in every category, mostly with the assistance of dedicated voluntary workers.

I commend the idea and regard this innovation as one which could be followed with good effect throughout South Africa.

I sincerely hope the Directory will become a “best-seller”. There can be no doubt of its usefulness as a “guide to the perplexed” in the field of welfare organisations.

The introduction of this Directory is in keeping with the deter­ mination to make the Johannesburg Co-ordinating Council of Social Welfare Organisations a dynamic up-to-date body. I wish the project every success and have pleasure in commending the Directory to all who are interested in or support welfare work in Johannesburg.

J. F. OBERHOLZER, M.P.C. MAYOR.

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RDL. J. F. OBERHOLZER, L.P.R.

Die Koordinerende Raad — die algemene benaming van hierdie liggaam — lewer ’n waardevolle diens deur ’n Gids van die Johan- nesburgse Welsynsorganisasies saam te stel. Johannesburg geniet ’n benydenswaardige aansien vanweë die hoë gehalte welsynwerk wat hy op elke gebied verrig, en veral vir die toegewyde, vrywillige bystand van sy getroue welsynwerkers. Ek wil die gedagte aan die samestelling van hierdie Gids aan- prys: dit is ’n voorbeeld wat ander welsynsorganisasies dwarsdeur Suid-Afrika gerus kan navolg. Ek vertrou van harte dat die Gids ’n treffer sal wees en dit ly geen twyfel dat die „verwardes” op die gebied van welsynsorgani­ sasies hierdie „Gids” nuttig sal kan gebruik nie. Die samestelling van hierdie Gids hou tred met die voorneme om van Die Johannesburgse Koordinerende Raad vir Welsynsorganisa­ sies ’n aktiewe liggaam van die tyd te maak. Ek wens die onder- neming alle voorspoed toe, en beveel die Gids graag aan by almal wat welsynswerk in Johannesburg ondersteun of daaraan meedoen.

J. F. OBERHOLZER, L.P.R. BURGEMEESTER.

3 CONTENTS / INHOUDSOPGAWE Page CO-ORDINATING BODIES/KOORDINERENDE LIGGAME 5 FAMILY WELFARE SERVICES/GESINSORGDIENSTE 6 HEALTH, FIRST AID & HOSPITAL VISITING SERVICES/GESOND- HEIDS-, EERSTEHULP- EN HOSPITAALBESOEKDIENSTE II OLD PEOPLE'S HOMES & SERVICES/DIENSTE EN TEHUISE VIR BEJAARDES ...... 14 SERVICES FOR CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE/DIENSTE VIR KINDERS EN JONG MENSE...... 17 SERVICES FOR UNMARRIED MOTHERS/DIENSTE VIR ONGE- TROUDE MOEDERS...... 18 CHILDREN'S HOMES/KINDERHUISE ...... 19 ADOPTION AGENCIES/AANNEMINGSORGANISASIES 21 HOMES, SCHOOLS & SERVICES FOR HANDICAPPED CHILD- REN/TEHUISE, SKOLE EN DIENSTE VIR GESTREMDE KINDERS ...... 22 SERVICES FOR THE HANDICAPPED/DIENSTE VIR GESTREMDES 23 SERVICES FOR EX-SERVICEMEN & WOMEN/DIENSTE VIR OUDSTRYDERS ...... 25 SERVICES FOR ALCOHOLICS/DIENSTE VIR ALKOHOLISTE 26 SERVICES FOR ANIMAL WELFARE/DIENSTE VIR DIERE- BESKERMING ...... 27 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES & HOSTELS/ONTSPANNINGS- FASILITEITE EN JEUGTEHUISE ...... 27 MISCELLANEOUS/ALLERLEI ...... 30 NURSERY SCHOOLS FOR EUROPEAN CHILDREN/BEWAAR- SKOLE VIR BLANKE KINDERS...... 30 CRECHES FOR NON-EUROPEAN CHILDREN/CHRECHES VIR NIE-BLANKE KINDERS...... 32 NATIONAL COUNCILS IN JOHANNESBURG/NASIONALE RADE IN JOHANNESBURG ...... 34 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE & PENSIONS, SOUTHERN TRANSVAAL/DEPARTEMENT VAN VOLKSWELSYN EN PENSIOENE, SUID-TRANSVAAL ...... 35 INDEX/INDEKS...... 37

4 CO-ORDINATING BODIES/KOÓRDINERENDE LIGGAME

JOHANNESBURG CO-ORDINA­ die jeug. Organised' die aktiwiteite TING COUNCIL OF SOCIAL WEL­ van die Johannesburg Junior Stads- FARE ORGANISATIONS, W.O. raad en reel Jeugweek dcur alle ge- 1780, Congregational Centre, 75 de affiliëerde liggame in te skakel. Korte Street, Braamfontein, P.O. Box JOHANNESBURG KOoRDINE- 8904, Johannesburg, 34-2645. Co-ordi­ RENDE RAAD VIR MAATSKAP- nating body for 120 Welfare Organ­ L1KE WELSYNSORGANISASIES, isations. W.O. 1780, Congregational Centre, de JOHANNESBURG COUNCIL Kortestraat 75, Braamfontein, Posbus FOR ADULT EDUCATION, 17 8904, 34-2645. Kobrdinerende liggaam Natal Bank Chambers, 90 Market van 120 welsynsorganisasies. Street, 33-0438 (mornings). Co-ordi­ JOHANNESBURG PLANNING nating body for over 140 organisations COUNCIL FOR NON-EUROPEAN that cover all aspects of adult edu­ SOCIAL WELFARE, 80 Albert St., cation and leisure time activities in­ P.O. Box 5382, 23-2101. Co-ordinat­ cluding hobbies, music, art, science, ing body for Non-European Welfare fraternal cultural and patriotic so­ Organisations. cieties. JOHANNESBURG COUNCIL JOHANNESBURGSE RAAD VIR FOR THE CARE OF THE AGED, DIE VERSORGING VAN BEJAAR- W.O. 1786, Congregational Centre, DES, W.O. 1786, Congregational 75 de Korte St., Braamfontein, P.O. Centre, de Kortestraat 75, Braam­ Box 11184, Jhb., 33-2373. Sponsors & fontein, Posbus 11184, Jhb., 33-2373. promotes community services to meet Borg en bevorder gemeenskapsdiens- the needs of the Aged, co-ordinates te om aan die behoeftes van die be- work of organisations interested in jaardes te voldoen, koordineer die the care of the Aged, and implements werk van organisasies wat in die sorg the policies of the S.A. National van bejaardes belangstel, en bring die Council for the Welfare of the Aged beleid van die S.A. Nasionale Raad where this applies. (See also Old vir die Welsyn van Bejaardes ten uit- People’s Homes & Services). voer waar dit van toepassing is. (Sien JOHANNESBURGSE JEUG- ook Tehuise en Dienste vir Bejaardes.) DIENSRAAD, W.O. 2217, Gilhovc JOHANNESBURG YOUTH Chambers 709, de Villiersstraat 57, COUNCIL, W.O. 2217, 709 Gilhove Jhb., 23-1481 n.m. Werk saam met Chambers, 57 de Villiers St., 23-1481 Jeugorganisasies en wek belangstel- p.m. Co-operates with Youth Organ­ ling op in die algemene welsyn van isations and stimulates interest in the

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5 general welfare of youth. Organises TRANSVAAL JEWISH WEL­ the activities of the Johannesburg FARE COUNCIL, W.O. 187, 114 Junior City Council and promotes Juliana Bldg., 207 Commissioner St., Youth Week by incorporating all Cr. Nugget St., 22-3971. Co-ordinat­ affiliated bodies. ing body doing Jewish family welfare NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WO­ work in the Transvaal. (See also MEN OF SOUTH AFRICA, JHB. Family Welfare Services). BRANCH, 7th Floor, Union Centre, UNION OF JEWISH WOMEN 35 Pritchard St., 34-2034. Member­ OF SOUTHERN AFRICA, JHB. ship of 288 private members and 108 BRANCH, W.O. 432, 30 Welfare affiliated societies. Provides inform­ House, 168 Fox St., 22-6415. Repre­ ation to women on all matters affect­ sentative body of all Jewish Women’s ing the community and the individual. Organisations and acts as liaison be­ Endeavours to prevent overlapping tween these and all other organisa­ and to co-ordinate the work of wo­ tions. (See also Old People’s Homes men’s organisations and to promote & Services & Hospital Visiting Ser­ sympathy of effort and purpose. vices.)

FAMILY WELFARE SERVICES/ GESINSORGDIENSTE

ADVENTIST WELFARE SER­ N.G. Kerk. (Sien ook Dienste en VICES, W.O. 531, 17 Louis Rd„ Tehuise vir Bejaardes, Jeugtehuise en Orchards, P.O. Box 61, Orange Grove, Dienste vir Ongetroude Moeders.) 45-2231/2/3. Engages in medical, edu­ BLANKET GIRLS ASSOCIA­ cational and uplift work. TION, W.O. 2145, 5, Erlswold Way, ALEXANDRA SERVICE COM­ Saxonwold, 41-4544. Raises funds to MITTEE, W.O. 1767, 22 Fifth Ave., provide blankets for needy Europeans Alexandra Township, 40-3997. Helps & Non-Europeans, also food ham­ needy people with food, clothes, pers. Assists needy causes either in blankets and finding employment. cash or kind. APOSTOLIC FAITH MISSION CATHOLIC WOMEN’S LEAGUE OF SOUTH AFRICA WELFARE OF THE DIOCESE OF JHB.. W.O. COUNCIL, W.O. 922, Private Bag, 157, Catholic Centre, 98 Kerk Street, Lyndhurst, 40-7051. Engages in gen­ Secretary, 43 Alexandra Ave., Craig- eral welfare work and the establish­ hall, 42-6988. Maintains St. Anne’s ment of Orphanages, Old Age Homes Home for Aged Women at Edenvale, and other welfare institutions. Con­ the Catholic Women’s League Adop­ trols 190 local Dorcas Societies which tion Society, and a Family Welfare do social work. (See also Old People’s Committee which helps with cases Homes & Services, & Children’s of distress of all races. (See also Homes). Adoption Agencies & Old People’s ARMESORGRAAD VAN DIE Homes & Services). WITWATERSRAND VAN DIE Branches: N.G. KERK VAN TVL., W.O. 519, Belgravia, c/o the Presbytery, 422 De Kortestraat 119, Braamfontein, Main St., 24-3609. Posbus 7854, 44-3757. Ondemeem Bezuidenhout Valley, c/o the Pres­ gesins- en kindersorgdienste van die bytery, 32 Kitchener Ave., 24-2757.

6 Braamfontein, c/o the Presbytery, 16, also Services for Children, Children’s Stiemens St., 34-4227. Homes, Adoption Agencies, Services Cathedral Branch, Catholic Centre. for Unmarried Mothers, Nursery La Rochelle, c/o. the Presbytery, 12, Schools and Day Nurseries). 6th St., 26-4813. DEUTSCHER FRAUENVEREIN, Lyndhurst W.O. 1218, P.O. Box 3874, 45-2614. Malvern East, c/o the Presbytery, Cares for indigent aged and poor Mullins Rd., 25-2688. persons of German descent, or fami­ Maryvale, c/o the Presbytery, St, lies or dependants of same. Runs Old Mary’s Rd., 45-3438. Age home in conjunction with Ger­ Mayfair, c/o the Presbytery, 25, man Evangelical Lutheran Church. Langerman St., 35-2625. (See Old People’s Homes & Ser­ Turffontein, c/o the Presbytery, Gar­ vices.) den St., 32-1868. Rosebank, c/o the Presbytery, Keyes EKUTULENI ANGLICAN Ave., 42-2509. CHURCH MISSION, W.O. 772, Dar- Victory Park, c/o the Presbytery, 3, ragh House, Plein St., P.O. Box 1131, 3rd Ave., 46-4370. 22-1404. Gives relief in food and rent Yeoville, c/o the Presbytery, 43, to old and destitute Africans and Cavendish Rd., 43-1972. Coloureds, arranges bursaries, and is CENTRAL METHODIST DEA­ responsible for Coloured Nursery CONESS SOCIETY, W.O. 245, Cen­ school at Newclare. tral Hall, 66 Kruis St., 22-0918. Fa­ ENTOKOZWENI FAMILY WEL­ mily rehabilitation and help of gen­ FARE CENTRE, W.O. 1501, cr. 12th uine needy cases. Ave. & London Lane, Alexandra CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Township, P.O. Bergvlei, 40-1201. FOOD DISTRIBUTION SERVICE, Social Welfare work (approx. 200 W.O. 2472, 75 De Korte St., Braam­ cases a month). Nursery school for fontein, P.O. Box 8904, 34-2645. Ope­ 150 children and play centre for 600 rates two mobile vans selling groce­ children. Cooking and sewing classes ries at reduced prices to indigent and for women. Recreational and sporting elderly in city and suburbs. clubs for adolescents. Ante natal, post CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY, natal, and baby clinics. W.O. 192, Welfare House, 168 Fox FAMILY PLANNING CLINIC Street, P.O. Box 2539. Phone 22-0951. (TVL. BRANCH ASSOCIATION Undenominational. Family and Child OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Welfare Services for Europeans and FOR MATERNAL & FAMILY Non-Europeans, including case-work WELFARE) W.O. 211. Office: 39 services, children’s homes, Nursery Welfare Flouse, 168 Fox St., 22-9664, Schools and day nurseries (creches), 44-6925. Assists persons of all races foster-care, adoption and care of in scientific methods of contraception. European unmarried mothers. (See Times and places of clinics:

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7 European: children. Undertakes other benevo-. 39, Welfare House. Friday 2—4 p.m. lent and educational work. Wed. 8—11 a.m. (supplies only). JEWISH WOMEN’S BENEVO­ Non-European: LENT & WELFARE SOCIETY, Pimville Municipal Clinic. Mon. 9— W.O. 261, 108/109 Juliana Bldg., 207 11 a.m. Commissioner St., P.O. Box 4300, Moroka: Mon. 11 a.m.—1 p.m. 22-6958/9. Provides relief and reha­ Welfare House: Tues. 12 noon—3 bilitation to indigent Jewish families; p.m. arranges for medical attention and Shanty: Weds. 9—11 a.m. hospitalisation; gives Educational Jabavu clinic: Weds. 11 a.m.—1 p.m. Grants to needy Jewish students; runs Welfare House: Thurs. 12 noon— a Clothing Depot; operates an Occu­ 4 p.m. pational Centre for mentally and Orlando clinic Fri. 2—4 p.m. physically handicapped women. (Sec Welfare House: Sat. 10 a.m. — 12 Services for the Handicapped.) noon. Coloured clinic: Noordgesig. JOHANNESBURG HOUSING Indian clinic: Bree St. Child Welfare. UTILITY COMPANY, W.O. 1983, Charges: Europeans R1.00, Non- 700/713 Aegis Bldg., 34, Loveday St., Europeans R0.75, Indigent & T.B. 33-1236. Owns Octavia Hill Flats, Cr. cases treated free. Mint & Pioneer Rds., Fordsburg, which are let to old age pensioners FATHER HUDDLESTON’S CHA­ and indigent people at reduced ren­ RITABLE FUNDS, W.O. 1768, Dio­ cesan Office, P.O. Box 1131, Jhb. tals. Provides blankets during winter JOHANNESBURG INDIAN SO­ months for needy Non-European CIAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION, families. Assists necessitous Non- W.O. 103, 15 Bree St., P.O. Box 97, European children with education ex­ 33-8509. General welfare work ■— in­ penses. vestigating adoption cases; mainten­ FIRST B’NAI B'RITH WOMEN S ance grants and poor relief cases; CHAPTER OF S.A., W.O. 962, P.O. pensions; family troubles; visiting Box 9309. Engages in charitable and committal children and schools and social work, relieving distress, help­ homes, etc. ing the underprivileged, promoting & JOHANNESBURG JEWISH upholding general welfare and sup­ HELPING HAND & BURIAL SO­ porting various Welfare Organisations. CIETY (Chevra Kadisha), W.O. 234. Participates in a Bantu feeding “Help-Hand” House, 57 Market St., scheme benefitting 1,000 African P.O. Box 1105, 33-5053/4. Provides children. Has donated bursary fund relief and rehabilitation for needy to Wits. University. members of the Jewish community & FRIDA HARTLEY SHELTER supervises & controls Jewish Burial FOR WOMEN, W.O. 933, 97 Regent ground. St., Bellevue, 43-3121. Temporary JOHANNESBURG MARRIAGE shelter for destitute women who are GUIDANCE SOCIETY, W.O. 965, housed, fed, and if necessary clothed, 52 Juta’s Bldg., Loveday St., 835-2507. free of charge. Provides counselling for those with GUILD OF LOYAL WOMEN, marriage problems and education for W.O. 448, P.O. Box 703, 22-6257. young people in preparation for mar­ Maintains Guild Cottage for needy riage.

8 KINDER SORGVERENIGING, also Nursery Schools and Day Nur­ W.O. 192, Welsynshuis, Foxstraat 168, series.) Posbus 2539, Telefoon 22-0951. Gesin- NATIVE WELFARE SECTION, en Kindersorgdienste vir Blankes en Non-European Affairs Dept., P.O. Nic-blankes, insluitende maatskaplike- Box 5382, Albert St., Jhb. 23-2101. werk dienste, Kinderhuise, Kleuter- Provides family welfare services in skole en dagbewaarskole (creches), the townships. A section deals with pleegsorg, aanneming en die versor- the families of T.B. patients. ging van Blanke ongetroude moeders. NON-EUROPEAN AFFAIRS DE­ (Sien ook Maatskaplike Dienste vir PARTMENT WELFARE FUND, Kinders, Kinderhuise, Aannemings- Albert St., P.O. Box 5382, Jhb. organisasies, Maatskaplike Dienste vir 23-2101. Receives money accruing ongetroude moeders, Kleuterskole en from welfare and recreational activi­ Dagbewaarskole.) ties carried on by the Non-European LEGAL AID BUREAU, Suite 32, Affairs Department as well as dona­ Harvard Bldg., 49 Joubert St., 22-9245. tions and gifts from any source. Pro­ Provides legal advice, and where vides assistance for destitute and necessary the services of both attor­ needy individuals and families. Pro­ neys and advocates, in civil and cri­ vides funds for social and welfare minal cases for people of all races activities. who qualify under the means test and ONDERSTEUNINGSRAAD VAN satisfy other conditions as per the DIE NEDERDUITS HERVORMDE constitution. KERK, T.O.-Gebou, Simmondsstraat MUSLIM SOCIAL WELFARE 95, Braamfontein, 34-4425. Gesins- FUND, W.O. 938, P.O. Box 8627, probleme en gesinsorgdiens. 33-1725, Helps indigent Muslims with RAND AID ASSOCIATION, cash and rent, and works in close co­ W.O. 52, 42, Annet Rd., Cottesloe, operation with the Indian Social Wel­ Private Bag 3, Cottesloe, 31-1125, fare Association. 31-1126, 31-1259. Family Welfare NATIONAL WAR MEMORIAL Services. Care and treatment of in­ HEALTH FOUNDATION, Witwa- firm aged at: Bramley Cottage, Bram- tersrand Region, W.O. 2549, Hut 8, ley House, Cransley House, Helen Union Grounds, P.O. Box 8446, House, Jordan House, Reid House: 23-1971/2. Runs Resthaven, holiday care and treatment of the alcoholic centre at St. Michaels-on-Sea, South at: Cottesloe Hostel, Mount Collins, Coast, Natal, providing seaside holi­ Northlea, the Annexe, William Mit­ days for those families who could not chell House. (See also Old People's otherwise afford them. Subsidises a Homes & Services, & Services for mobile van for the African Children's Alcoholics.) Feeding Scheme. Supports Coloured RAND DAILY MAIL CHRIST­ Children’s Seaside Fund & Kupugani. MAS FUND. W.O. 218. 174, Main Runs Jeppe Creche. 36 Ford St., St.. Jhb., 22-4141. Provides food par­ Jeppestown, for children from 6 cels and brings a little cheer into the months to primary school age. (See lives of needy and underprivileged

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9 people of Johannesburg and the tels for Young People & Services for • Reef at Christmas time. Each appli­ Unmarried Mothers. cation for assistance is carefully in­ SOCIAL SERVICES ASSOCIA­ vestigated by recognised Welfare or TION, W.O. 313, Welfare House, 168 Church officers. Coloured and Afri­ Fox St., 22-9751/2. Rehabilitates per­ can people are helped as well with sons of all races, after discharge from Christmas parcels through Church prison. Helps care for families of bodies. prisoners and acts as liaison between RANDSE HULPVERENIGING, families and prisoners. Prison visiting W.O. 52, Annetweg 42, Cottesloe, in preparation for discharge. Privaatsak 3, P.K. Cottesloe, 31-1125, 31-1126, 31-1259. Familiewelsyns- SOUTH AFRICAN JEWISH dienste. Versorging en behandeling BOARD OF DEPUTIES. WELFARE DEPT., Sheffield House, 29 Kruis St., van swak bejaardes by Bramley Cot­ tage, Bramley House, Cransley Cr. Main St., P.O. Box 1180, 22-7206. House, Helen House, Jordan House, Furnishes individuals with informa­ Reid House. Versorging en behande­ tion and guidance but does not pro­ ling van alkoholiste by: Cottesloe vide financial assistance. Hostel, Mount Collins, Northlea, Wil­ S.A. VROUEFEDERASIE, W.O. liam Mitchell House, the Annexe. 288 STREEK RAND SENTRAAL, (Sien ook Tehuise en Dienste vir Be­ Harmony, Saratogalaan, Doornfon- jaardes en Dienste vir alkoholiste.) tein, 44-0535. Gesinsversorging en REFUGEE ORGANISATION OF rehabilitasie. (Sien ook Dienste en SOUTH AFRICA, W.O. 2335, “Dun- Tehuise vir Bejaardes, Aannemings- well”, 35 Jorissen St., Braamfontein, organisasies, Jeugtehuise, Bewaar- P.O. Box 672, 44-1682. Assists with skole en JCleuterskole). the alleviation of the world problem SUNSHINE CLUB, W.O. 654. of refugees, and, as and when neces­ Hon. Sec.: 220 St. Frusquin St., Mal­ sary, provides assistance to refugees vern, 25-4538. Arranges motor trips, in South Africa. outings and entertainment for deserv­ ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SO­ ing adults and children. CIETY, W.O. 900, P.O. Box 428, Jhb. TOC H (S.A.) MEN’S SECTION, Assistance to the poor in their homes. W.O. 400, P.O. Box 3624, 33-0405. SALVAGE PRODUCTION (SO­ Renders service to the community by CIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE running clubs for old and young, PAUL, W.O. 900). P.O. Box 428. visiting hospitals, and helping people Raises funds for poor relief by dis­ of all races. posal of scrap. SALVATION ARMY, THE, 131 TOC H (S.A.) WOMEN'S ASSO­ Commissioner St., P.O. Box 1018, CIATION, W.O. 50, 605 Montrose Jhb., 22-4914. Provides Family Wel­ House, 36 Pritchard St., P.O. Box fare Services and operates an Inter­ 3624, 33-0419. Helps destitute families national Missing Persons Investiga­ and old age pensioners, reads to blind, tion Bureau. Accommodation for visits hospitals, does therapy work at men, women and children is provided Rietfontein T.B. Hospital. in Homes situated in Johannesburg TRANSVAAL JEWISH WELFARE for all persons in need, irrespective COUNCIL, W.O. 187, 114 Juliana of their creed. (See also Old People’s Building, 207 Commissioner St., Cr. Homes & Services, Children’s Homes, Nugget St., 22-3971. Runs a Family & Recreational Facilities and Hos­ Welfare Agency which deals with all

10 aspects of family life and family pro­ Operates on behalf on Welsh people blems. Clients are helped to obtain in needy circumstances. pensions, maintenance grants, family WITWATERSRAND HEBREW allowances and other facilities avail­ BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, 117 able in the community. Financial re­ Jeppe St., 835-1291. Makes loans free lief is also given in some cases to of interest to needy Jewish people. indigent Jewish clients. (See also Co­ WELSYNRAAD VAN DIE ordinating Bodies.) APOSTOLIESE GELOOFSENDING, TRANSVAAL QUAKER SERVICE W.O. 922, Privaatsak, Lyndhurst, Jhb. FUND, W.O. 2316, P.O. Box 7205, 40-7051. Doen algemene welsynswerk 24-4168 (mornings). Exists for the pro­ en beheer Weeshuise, Tehuise vir Be- motion of welfare of indigent, han­ jaardes en ander Welsynsinrigtings. dicapped or maladjusted persons and Hou toesig oor 190 plaaslike Dorcas- the prevention of indigency and so­ verenigings wat maatskaplike werk cial maladjustment. doen. (Sien ook Dienste en Tehuise VROUE - EN - MOEDERBEWE- vir Bejaardes en Kinderhuise.) GING VAN DIE A.T.K.V. (S.A.S. & WITWATERSRAND SHANGAAN LL). St. Johnstraat 3, Upper Houghton, WELFARE ASSOCIATION, W.O. 44-0222. Versorg behoeftige spoorweg- 2429, Meadowlands 536, Zone 5, gesinne en stuur spoorwegfcinders en Meadowlands. Phone: 989, Ext. 110, gesinne na hul kinderstrandhuis naby 150. Cares for old people by giving Mosselbaai. food and advice. Cares for the be­ WITWATERSRAND CAMBRIAN reaved. Advice on facilities available SOCIETY BENEVOLENT FUND, for cripples. Cares for children in W.O. 1064, P.O. Box 3552, 33-1705. creches.

HEALTH, FIRST AID, & VOLUNTARY HOSPITAL VISITING SERVICES/GESONDHEIDS-, EERSTE- HULP-, EN VRYWILLIGE HOSPITAALBESOEK- DIENSTE AFRICAN CHILDREN'S FEED­ 1279, 17 Natal Bank Chambers, 90 ING SCHEME, W.O. 300, 230-233 Market St., 33-0438. Hospital in Transvalia Bldg., 21 Stiemens St., Alexandra with 144 beds; also helps Braamfontein, 44-9634. General feed­ families where breadwinner is down ing of children. Gives health educa­ with the disease, paying rent and tion with particular reference to nu­ feeding the family. trition. Sells nutritious foodstuffs to ALEXANDRA HEALTH CEN­ needy cases. (See also Services for TRE & UNIVERSITY CLINIC, W.O. Children.) 274, 2nd Ave., Alexandra Township, ALEXANDRA ANTI - TUBER­ P.O. Bergvlei, 40-1231. Medical, sur- CULOSIS ASSOCIATION, W.O. gival, ante-natal, post-natal and baby

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li clinics, also district nursing service. tary First Aid Association of Israel, BARAGWANATH HOSPITAL which runs First Aid, Ambulance and COMFORTS COMMITTEE, W.O. Blood Transfusion Services, etc. Has 1855. Sec.: Mrs. V. Garvey, 2 Cres­ fully trained First Aid personnel, cent Drive, Westcliff, 41-3708. Sup­ both senior and junior, who attend plies comforts to patients at Bara- functions when called upon to do so. gwanath, provides clothes and sweets Assists in humanitarian work, such for the children and paraplegics. All as help in Aged Homes. patients provided with presents at MENTAL HEALTH SOCIETY OF Christmas, also entertainment. In THE WITWATERSRAND, 421 Em­ addition, helps Coronation, Edenvale, pire Bldgs., Kruis St., 22-2249. Ren­ and St. John's Eye Hospitals. ders a psychiatric service to the com­ CATHOLIC FRIENDS OF TARA munity by running weekly clinics and ASSOCIATION, W.O. 2410, 16 Keyes a day centre, and investigates cases. Ave., Rosebank, 42-2509. After-care Helps in rehabilitation of discharged and rehabilitation of patients of Tara patients from mental hospitals and Hospital & assistance to improve and assists generally with maladjusted maintain their health. persons. ENTOKOZWENI — See Family QUEEN VICTORIA HOSPITAL Welfare Services. WOMEN’S WELFARE COMMIT­ JEWISH SOCIETY FOR VISIT­ TEE, W.O. 249, Sec.: 52 Kilkenny ING THE SICK, W.O. 669, 506 Rd., Parkview. Makes garments for Fanora House, Cr. Rissik & Kerk babies of needy mothers and supplies Sts., P.O. Box 5864. 835-2648. Visits Christmas cheer to all patients. sick, irrespective of creed, in Euro­ pean hospitals, nursing homes and RED CROSS TIME CLUB, Red institutions, providing reading matter, Cross House, 77 de Villiers St., etc. Runs camp for indigent Jewish 22-8251. Voluntary workers assist children near Muizenberg. public at Hospitals. Promotive health JOHANNESBURG OPTOMETRIC services among the aged. (See also CLINIC, W.O. 547, P.O. Box 4790. Recreational Facilities). Tests eyes of indigent people and ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSO­ supplies spectacles and other visual CIATION, W.O. 328, Witwatersrand aids free of charge (work undertaken and Southern Transvaal Centre, Cr. at Wits. Technical College.) Leyd & Loveday Sts., Braamfontein, KUPUGANI (NUTRITION COR­ P.O. Box 744, 23-8151. Teaches and PORATION LTD.), 507 Locarno trains men, women, boys, and girls, House, Loveday St., 34-2028, 34-1530, of all races in First Aid, Home Nurs­ 34-1539. Aims and objects are the ing, Child Welfare, Hygiene, in combating of malnutrition through schools, townships and factories. the use of high protein foods and Boys and girls also taught public ser­ agricultural surpluses which become vice, road safety, knowledge and care cheaper through bulk buying. Acts as of animals, swimming, etc. When a national distribution and co-ordinat­ qualified, members undertake first ing body. aid duties at public gatherings, sports MAGEN DAVID ADOM IN meetings, etc. Maintains fleet of 8 SOUTHERN AFRICA, W.O. 169, ambulances which are detailed for 419/20/21 Zionist Centre, Cr. Banket regular public duty at sports meetings & de Villiers St., P.O. Box 9228, etc., also undertake long distance 22-6844. 23-5731. Branch of Volun­ trips.

12 ST. JOHN OPTHALMIC FOUN­ natuurlike rampe; verrigting van DATION, W.O. 1390, P.O. Bara- openbare dienste by byeenkomste. gwanath, Tvl., 32-2264. Maintains a central hospital and mobile clinics S.A. RED CROSS SOCIETY, for the prevention and treatment of Southern Transvaal Region, W.O. blindness. Trains Bantu opthalmic 414, Red Cross House, 77 de Villiers nurses. Takes patients from all over St., P.O. Box 3266, 22-8251. Main­ the Republic and the Protectorates, tains the following services: five Old and all treatment is free. Conducts Aged Homes (Sandringham, Springs. research on a national basis and Brakpan, Germiston and Heidelberg); adopts all such steps as are conducive auxiliary ambulance service; five to fighting blindness. clinics (Kliptown, Breyten, Roode- bank, Ermelo, Newtown); transport SAMAR1TAANSE FONDS, SUID- service for African crippled children: RANDSE HOSPITAAL, W.O. 2349, sick bay at Glenmore seaside resort; P/a Suid-Randse Hospitaal, Rosetten- dental clinic transport service; or­ ville, 26-5821. Voorsien die Hospitaal ganises air ambulance transport, pro­ maatskaplike Werkster met nodige vides training in first aid and home fondse om armsorg in die hospitaal nursing; maintains a Home Aid Ser­ toe te pas, soos verskaffing van voed- vice; undertakes first aid duties at sel, klere en apparate vir die behoef- public gatherings, hospitals, etc.; tigste gevalle. medical loan depot; junior Red Cross movement; Time Club; emergency service; 22 first aid posts. SANTA, JHB. BRANCH, W.O. 1923, Voortrekker Bldgs., 18 Hoek TRANSVAAL MEMORIAL HOS­ St., 22-2548. Care work among hos­ PITAL FOR CHILDREN, LADIES pitalized T.B.’s and their dependents. VISITING COMMITTEE, W.O. 846. Rehabilitation of Tuberculotics after Hon. Sec.: 23 North Rd„ Dunkeld. hospitalisation. Management and con­ Supplies comforts not supplied by the trol of Charles Hurwitz Centre at Hospital, and visits the patients. Baragwanath. Mass X-Ray surveys of European and Non-European po­ UNION OF JEWISH WOMEN — pulation. See Old People’s Homes & Services. UNITED SISTERHOOD, W.O. S.A. NOODHULPLIGA, W.O. 280, 160, Temple Emmanuel Centre, 38 Jutastraat 90, Braamfontein, 835-3159. Oxford Rd., Parktown. 41-2409. Opleiding in noodhulp en verwante Women’s association of the United vakke, soos tuisverpleging, moeder- Progressive Jewish Congregation of kunde, kindersorg; optrede in gevalle Jhb. Hospital visiting. (See also Day van noodtoestande wat ontstaan deur Nurseries.)

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13 OLD PEOPLE’S HOMES & SERVK ES/DIEXSTE EN TEHUISE VIR BEJAARDES

APOSTOLIC FAITH MISSION CANDLELIGHT CLUB, 410 Dun­ OLD AGE HOME, W.O. 922, Pri­ can House, 11 de Villiers St., Jhb., vate Bag, Lyndhurst, 40-3514 (Office 33-9457 (mornings only), affiliated to 40-7051). Cares for 50 old people the Johannesburg Council for the (pensioners & underprivileged). (See Care of the Aged, W.O. 1786. Assists also Family Welfare Services and and cares for needy and lonely aged Children’s Homes.) and arranges outings and entertain­ ment for them. Club room in town. APOSTOLIESE GELOOF SEN­ DING OUETEHUIS, W.O. 922, CANDLELIGHT CLUB, Duncan- Privaatsak, Lyndhurst, 40-3514. (Kan- huis 410, de Villiersstraat 11, Johan­ toor 40-7051). Versorg 50 ou mense nesburg, 33-9457 (slegs voormiddag), (gepensioeneerdes en minderbevoor- geaffiliëer by die Johannesburgse vegtes). (Sien ook Gesinsorgdienste, en Raad vir die Versorging van Bejaar- Kinderhuise.) des, W.O. 1786. Help en versorg be- hoeftige en eensame oues van dae en ATHONIAN RETREAT HOME, reel uitstappies en vermaaklikhede vir 25 Sinclair St., Belgravia, 24-5911. hulle. Klubkamer in die stad. Home for 12 old age pensioners, un­ der the auspices of the Malverti and Belgravia Boys’ and Girls’ Club. COLONEL ROWLAND HOME, (Malvern & Belgravia Boys’ & Girls’ 20 Pine Rd., Bedfordview, 53-1525. Club — see also Recreational Facil­ Run by Deaf and Dumb Association, ities & Hostels for Young People.) W.O. 12, 119 de Korte St., Braam- fontein, P.O. Box 3343, 44-7484, for BANTU REFUGE, W.O. 39, Shack- 13 elderly deaf-mutes and deaf-blind. lock St., P.O. Box 39, Germiston, (Deaf & Dumb Association, — see 51-1427. Home for aged, destitute & Services for Handicapped people.) infirm Bantu. Approximately 251 re­ sidents, of whom 57 are women. Only DEAN’ SHELTER, W.O. 53, 63 large institution of its kind in the Sherwell St., Doomfontein, 44-3140. Transvaal, and caters for about 50% Comprises: “Deansgate”, place of of the Republic. Residents, before ad­ refugee for 30 men who are destitute mittance, have no traceable relatives and need urgent assistance; also and no home. “God’s Providence House”, a perma­ nent home for 35 male old age pen­ BOND VAN RANDSE MOE- sioners. Free meal provided at 12 DERS, W.O. 672, Hydehof 201, Kil- noon on Sundays for people of no lamey, Jhb., 41-2727. Gee kosteloos fixed residence. vakansie op Warmbad aan ou vergete moeders. GERALD FITZPATRICK HOUSE, W.O. 841, 51 Gordon Rd., Bertrams. BRIXTON OUETEHUIS, Fulham- 24-2822. Home for 84 elderly women weg, Brixton, 35-1541. Tehuis vir be- administered by the Women's Civic jaardes beheer deur die S.A. Vroue- Benevolent Society, Hon. Sec.: 174 federasie. Park Crescent, Turffontein, 32-2456.

14 GERMAN OLD AGE HOME, MOTH MEMORIAL COTTAGE W.O. 1218, 7 Lewis Rd., Richmond, HOMES, Jay St. & Ibis St., Cottesloe, 31-2912. Home for old people of 31-3059. 16 cottages for 32 elderly German descent run by the Deutscher ex-servicemen and their wives. Frauenverein, P.O. Box 3874, in con­ MOTHWA HAVEN, W.O. 725, junction with the German Evangelical 54 Bunting Rd., Cottesloe, 31-3465. Lutheran Church. Home for 20 women pensioners run HEBREW CONGREGATION by the MOTH Women’s Auxiliary. ETZ-CHAYIM, W.O. 1752, 20 Bar- NAZARETH HOME, W.O. 1790, nato St., Berea, 44-4017. Visits the 1 Webb St., Yeoville, 43-2021. Run Jewish Aged Home at Sandringham by the Poor Sisters of Nazareth for every week. aged, infirm and destitute poor of HELLENIC OLD AGE HOME, both sexes. (See also Children’s 102 2nd St., Orange Grove, 45-4296. Homes.) Home for 8 old people of the Greek ONS TUIS, W.O. 312, Observatory- community. laan 1, Observatory, 43-1524, 43-6371. HOLIDAY HOMES FOR THE Rusoord vir oues van dae. AGED, W.O. 1927, 34 Welfare ORLANDO HOME FOR THE House, 168 Fox St., 22-8562. Provides AGED. 6501 Mooki St., Orlando holidays for old people living in East. Sec.: P.O. Box 15, Orlando rooms, Homes, or with relatives, also East. Home for 28 elderly men and recuperative holidays for convales­ women run under the aegis of the cents. Holiday Home at Wallishaven, Witwatersrand Welfare Committee of P.O. Box 52, Magaliesburg. Bantu Women, W.O. 2125. JOHANNESBURG COUNCIL OUR PARENTS HOME, W.O. 65. FOR THE CARE OF THE AGED, Cr. Spring & High Rds., Gardens, W.O. 1786, Congregational Centre, 728-1301. Home for an average of 75. De Korte St., Braamfontein, P.O. 170 aged of the Jewish Faith of both Box 11184, 33-2373. Provides services sexes. for the Aged to relieve their econo­ PIONEER HOUSE, W.O. 941, 39 mic, domestic and physical problems. Haswell St., Oaklands, 728-1627. (See also Co-ordinating Bodies.) Home for up to 38 old people of JOHANNESBURGSE RAAD VIR both sexes. DIE VERSORGING VAN BEJAAR- QUEEN ALEXANDRA HOME, DES, W.O. 1786, Congregational W.O. 847, Cr. 16th St. & 8th Ave., Centre, De Kortestraat 75. Braamfon­ Orange Grove, 45-2080. Home for 32 tein, Posbus 11184, 33-2373. Verskaf elderly ladies. dienste vir die bejaardes om hul eko- QUEENSHAVEN, Jhb. Corona­ nomiese, huislike en liggaamlike pro- tion Memorial Home, W.O. 1648. bleme te verlig. (Sien ook Koordine- Cr. Klipriviersberg & Outspan Rds., rende Liggame.) South Hils, 26-4298. Home for 250 MARY ANSTEY OLD AGE elderly men & women, 200 in cottages HOME, Tucker St., Albertville. Run and 50 in infirmary. by Ebenezer Congregational Church RAND AID ASSOCIATION for 10 elderly Coloured women. HOMES (RAND AID ASSOCIA­

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15 TION — see Family Welfare Ser­ SALVATION ARMY HOMES vices.) Bramley House & Cottages, (Salvation Army — see Family Wel­ 71 Linden Rd., Bramley, 40-6646, 86 fare Services). The Salvation Army aged persons; Cransley House, Falcon Men’s Hostel, 2 Simmonds St., St., Cottesloe, 31-1611, 31-1587, 61 33-6648. Accommodation for 149 elderly ladies; Helen House, 71 Lin­ European men (Pensioners & Casuals.) den Road, Bramley, 40-6646, 83 in­ Murray House, 493 Marshall St., firm aged; Jordan House, Main Road, Belgravia, 24-7453. Accommodation Newlands, 27-2608, 60 infirm Col­ for 21 women (Pensioners and Ca­ oured aged; Reid House, P.O. Box 20, suals.) Bergvlei, 40-2211, 110 infirm aged men. S.A. NURSES TRUST FUND. W.O. 1009, 101 Rosebank Mews, 175 RANDJESLAAGTE (JOHANNES­ Oxford Rd., Rosebank, 42-2710. Pro­ BURG) JUBILEE MEMORIAL, vides Homes for aged nurses and as­ W.O. 1382, Randjeslaagde Rd., High­ sists them by giving monthly grants lands North, 40-3045. Accommodates to augment pensions. Johannesburg 150 ageing people who have been Home: resident in Johannesburg for over 20 years, who are over 60 and who are NORTHCLIFF HOUSE, Lawley entitled to the Old Age Pension. Avenue, Northcliff, for 18 residents. RANDSE HULPVERENIGING S.A. RED CROSS SOCIETY’S TEHUISE (RANDSE HULPVER­ HOME: (S.A. Red Cross Society — ENIGING — sien Gesinsorgdienste.) see Health, First Aid & Hospital Bramley House en Cottages, Linden- Visiting Services.) Sandringham Home weg 71, Bramley, 40-6646, 86 bejaar- for Ex-Servicemen, Modderfontein des; Cransley House, Falconstraat, Rd., Private Bag, Sandringham, Cottesloe, 31-1611, 31-1587, 61 ou 45-1046, for 31 Ex-Servicemen. dames; Helen House, Lindenweg 71, Bramley, 83 swak bejaardes; Jordan UNION OF JEWISH WOMEN, House, Mainweg, Newlands, 27-2608, JHB. BRANCH, W.O. 432, 30 Wel­ 60 swak Kleurling bejaardes; Reid fare House, 168 Fox St., Jhb. 22-6415. House, Posbus 20, Bergvlei, 40-2211, Friendship Clubs & Entertainment 110 swak ou mans. for senior citizens and the lonely. Hospital Visiting. Provides Bursaries, RAND WOMEN PIONEERS, W.O. adult education and service to the 665, P.O. Box 1176, Jhb., 835-7697. handicapped and underprivileged. Raises money to distribute comforts to old people and residents of old WITWATERSRAND JEWISH age homes. AGED HOME, W.O. 844, George RED CROSS TIME CLUB, — see Avenue, Sandringham, Private Bags Health, First Aid & Hospital Visit­ Nos. 1 and 2, Sandringham, 45-6273/8. ing Services. Home for 550 of the Jewish Faith. ST. ANNE'S OLD LADIES RESI­ WITWATERSRANDSE OUETE- DENCES, Germiston Main Rd., Eden- HUIS, Escombelaan 36, Parktown, vale, 53-2003. Run by the Catholic 31-1638, 31-1595. Tehuis vir bejaardes Women’s League for 59 elderly ladies. beheer beheer van die Armesorgraad (Catholic Women’s League, see Fa­ van die Witwatcrsrand. (Sien gesin­ mily Welfare Services.) sorgdienste.)

16 SERVICES FOR CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE/ DIENSTE VIR KINDERS EN JONGMENSE AFRICAN CHILDRENS FEED­ day nurseries (creches), foster-care, ING SCHEME, W.O. 300, 230-233 adoption and care of European un­ Transvalia Bldg., 21, Stiemens St., married mothers. (See also Family Braamfontein, 44-9634. Operates feed­ Welfare Services, Children’s Homes, ing centres and mobile van service in Adoption Agencies, Services for Un­ African townships. Undertakes feed­ married Mothers, Nursery Schools ing of children in schools and en­ and Day Nurseries.) courages and assists schools to run ENTOKOZWENI FAMILY WEL­ their own feeding schemes. (See also FARE CENTRE, See Family Welfare Health, First Aid & Hospital Visit­ Services. ing Services.) HOMES & ORPHANS FUND, AFRICAN SELF HELP ASSOCIA­ W.O. 952, 11 Kerk St„ P.O. Box TION, W.O. 1499, 212 Transvalia 8021, 33-8242. Provides 10 children’s Bldg., 21 Stiemens St., Braamfontein, homes with clothing, furniture, fur­ 44-9690. Advises and assists urban nishings, repairs, etc., also education­ African women in their effort at al assistance, transport, sweets, pre­ Self Help, which includes the run­ sents, etc. ning of 32 Day Nurseries in the town­ ships and also a Youth Club. (See also JOHANNESBURG CHILD GUID­ Day Nurseries, and Recreational ANCE CLINIC, W.O. 185, 6th Facilities.) Floor, Salstaff Bldgs., Cr. Smit & ASSOCIATION FOR THE CARE Joubert Sts., 22-4929. Provides treat­ OF COLOURED YOUTH, W.O. ment and management of emotional 2396, P.O. Box 189, Fordsburg, Jhb., problems in children. 27-4249. Protects the interests and JOHANNESBURG & DISTRICT promotes the well-being of the Col­ CAPE COLOURED WELFARE SO­ oured Youth of South Africa, by CIETY, W.O. 667, P.O. Box 9565, providing accommodation for low Sec.: 33-6383. Operates creche at paid workers, institutional care for Coronationville & Day Nursery at children in need of care and places of Noordgesig. care. Promotes welfare of indigent, KINDER SORGVERENIGING. handicapped, or maladjusted. Runs W.O. 192. Welsynshuis, Foxstraat 168, Dorcas Creche (see Nursery Schools tclefoon 22-0951. Gesin- en Kinder- & and Day Nurseries.) sorgdienste vir Blankes en Nie-blan- CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY, kes, insluitende maatskaplike werk W.O. 192. Welfare House, 168 Fox dienste, kinderhuise, Kleuterskole en Street, Phone 22-0951. Undenomina­ dagbewaarskole (creches), pleegsorg, tional. Family and child welfare ser­ aanneming en die sorg van Blanke vices for Europeans and Non-Euro­ ongetroude moeders. (Sien ook Gesin- peans, including case-work services, sorgdienste, Kinderhuise, Aannemings- children’s homes, nursery schools and organisasies, Maatskaplike Dienste vir

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17 Ongetroude Moeders, Kleuter- en Grants & bursaries for Jewish stu­ Dagbewaarskole.) dents and apprentices. KINDERSTRAND, W.O. 51, STAR SEASIDE FUND, W.O. A.T.K.V.-Gebou 712, h/v Wolmarans- 215, 41 President St., P.O. Box 1014. & Eloffstraat, Braamfontein, 22-2442, 33-3111. Provides parties of 125 less- Posbus 4881. Om aan mindergegoede privileged children with two weeks' binders huisvesting en skoolonderrig holiday at Durban, at no cost to te verskaf by ons kinderstrandoord te parents. Glenmore, Suidkus, Natal. SUNBEAM CHILDREN’S CLUB. W.O. 332, 43, 20th St., Parkhurst, MISSION SCHOOLS FEEDING 42-3760. Arranges outings for under­ (SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE privileged children, e.g. picnics in the PAUL, W.O. 900)., P.O. Box 428, Jhb. Feeding of 12,000 children in Catho­ country. Visits homes of children to find out and supply needs. Furthers lic Mission Schools. education of promising children. RED CROSS TIME CLUB, Red TRANSVAAL COLOURED CHIL­ Cross House, 77 De Villiers St., DREN’S SEASIDE FUND, W.O. 22-8251. Befriending children mainly 281, Tafelberg Ave., Bosmont Trea­ in institutions. surer: 27-4728. Provides holidays for SAVE THE CHILDREN FUND, sick and poor children at Transhaven Jhb. Branch, W.O. 161, 29, Natal in Durban. Accommodation for 60 Bank Chambers, 90 Market St., children per term, and education is 835-2878. Raises money to help chil­ provided. dren in need, irrespective of race, WATERVAL ISLAMIC INSTI­ creed or nationality. TUTE, Main Pretoria Rd., Nr. Juk- S.A. CHRISTMAS STAMP FUND, skei Bridge, P.O. Box 1, Jhb., 40-1612. W.O. 728, P.O. Box 2885, 33-6861. Runs school for 600 children includ­ Accommodates & educates the chil­ ing indigent and committed children dren of tuberculotic parents of all for whom clothing, education, etc., races. are provided free of charge. S.A. ORT OZE, W.O. 20, 93 YOUTH ADVICE BUREAU (JO­ Shakespeare House, Commissioner HANNESBURG, W.O. 2218, 5 St., P.O. Box 5883, Jhb., 33-9171. Meischke’s Bldgs., Cr. Market & Vocational guidance and job place­ Harrison Sts., 33-4437. Advice Bu­ ment body — testing services avail­ reau for young people and parents able to all at nominal fee of R1.05. with personality problems, etc.

SERVICES FOR UNMARRIED MOTHERS/ DIENSTE VIR ONGETROUDE MOEDERS ARMESORGRAAD VAN DIE CATHOLIC WOMEN S LEAGUE WITWATERSRAND VAN DIE ADOPTION SOCIETY — See Adop­ NEDERDUITSE GEREFORMEER- tion Agencies. DF KERR, W.O. 519, De Kortestraat COPLANDS BABIES SANC­ 117, Braamfontein, Posbus 7854, TUARY, 134 Stanton St., Turffon- 44-3757: tein, 32-1025. (See Children’s Homes.) U1TKOMSTEHUIS, St. Amantstr. PRINCESS ALICE ADOPTION 242, Malvern, 25-4413. Tehuis vir 18 HOME, Kerr Muir House, Westcliff, ongetroude moeders. Phone 41-1645. Run under auspices

18 of Child Welfare Society (W.O. 192) 22-0951. Vir Blanke babas wat in aan- Phone 22-0951. For European babies neming geplaas moet word en onge- awaiting adoption and for unmarried troude Blanke verwagtende moeders. European expectant mothers. (See (Sien ook Maatskaplike Dienste vir also Services for Children and Family Kinders en Gesinsorgdienste — Kin­ Welfare Services — Child Welfare dersorgvereniging.) Society.) SALVATION ARMY, 131 Com­ PRINCESS M ICE A ANNE­ missioner St., P.O. Box 1018, Jhb. XING STEHUIS, ..Kerr Muir House”, 22-4914: Wcstcliff. Telefoon 41-1645. Word 1NGLENOOK, 22 Sharp St., Belle­ bestuur onder die beskerming van die vue East, 43-4503. Accommodation Kindersorgvereniging, (W.O. 192) Tel. for 16 unmarried mothers.

CHILDREN’S HOMES/KINDERHUISE ABRAHAM KRIEL KINDER- the following: Grantley, 26 Grant HUIS, Du Toitstraat, Posbus 66, Avenue, Victoria — babies to age of Langlaagte. 35-1139. 340 Verwaar- 2 years; Hoernle Cottage, 60 Dorothy loosde, behoeftige, wees- en half- Road, Norwood — Girls 6-12 years; weeskinders. Howard Pirn House, Haven Road. APOSTOLIC FAITH MISSION Greenside — boys 6-12 years; Nora- CHILDREN’S HOMES, W.O. 2454, dene, 68 Dorothy Road. Norwood — Private Bag, Lyndhurst. 40-7051. Pro­ both sexes 2-5 years; Orlando Home, vides for 200 orphans & children in Orlando — both sexes, Non-Euro­ need of care. pean, birth to 14 years; Princess Alice APOSTOLIESE GELOOF SEN­ Adoption Home (see Adoption Ser­ DING KINDERHUISE, W.O. 2454, vices). (See also Services for Children Privaatsak Lyndhurst, 40-7051. Ver- and Family Welfare Services — Child sorg 200 weeskinders en sorgbehoe- Welfare Society.) wende kinders. COTLANDS BABIES SANC­ ARCADIA SOUTH AFRICAN TUARY, 134 Stanton St., Turffon- YOUNG JEWISH ORPHANAGE, tein, 32-1025. Office: P.O. Box 1773, 22, Oxford Road, Parktown, 41-1711. 22-1545. Cares for infants from birth Office: 401/404, Fanora House. Cr. to two years where parents or guar­ Rissik & Kerk Sts., P.O. Box 7486, dians are unable to look after them. 835-4664/5. Provides a home & higher Also cares for young unmarried education for orphans and destitute mothers prior to birth of child. children (average of 83 children). EPWORTH CHILDREN S HOMES. Contributes towards the financial sup­ Office: Methodist Central Hall, 66 port of destitute children in their own Kruis St., 22-0910. For children or­ homes. phaned or in need of care irrespective CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY, of creed or nationality. Girls’ Home: W.O. 192. Phone 22-0951, conducts 73 Pandora Rd., Malvern, 25-1225

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19 (24 girls) also at Benoni; Boys’ tory, Jhb., 43-1633. Behoeftige en Homes: 89 Vlok St., Pretoria, 2-0856; verwaarloosde suigelinge van geboor­ Family Group Homes: 146, de Vil- te — 3 jaar (60 kinders). liers St., Kenilworth, 32-1949 (16 boys NAZARETH HOUSE, W.O. 1790, and girls), also at Germiston. 1 Webb St., Ycoville, 43-2021. Run by GUILD COTTAGE, Guild Road, Poor Sisters of Nazareth for 120 Sans Souci, 31-1630. Run by Guild of children, foundlings, abandoned and Loyal Women, W.O. 448, P.O. Box orphaned, and those who are deform­ 703, for 35 children in need of care ed or suffer from incurable diseases. and from broken homes. Boys from PRESIDENT KRUGER TEHUIS 3-10 and girls from 3-18. (PRESIDENT KRUGER CHILD­ REN’S HOME & ORPHANAGE), JOHANNESBURG CHILDREN’S W.O. 138, East St., Linmeyer, Office: HOME (UNDENOMINATIONAL) 24 Langermann Drive, Kensington, W.O. 2468, 46 Observatory Ave., Ob­ P.O. Box 12 Kengray, 25-3085. For servatory, 43-3441. Provides care and 90 orphans and children in need of protection for 130 neglected and care. underprivileged children. Girls up to 18 years and boys up to 10 years. ST. GEORGE’S HOME FOR 43-2508 (matron). BOYS, W.O. 1937, Healy Rd., Mal­ vern East, P.O. Box 4, Cleveland, KINDER SORGVERENIGING, 25-1813. Office: 146 Annan House, W.O. 192. Telefoon 22-0951, beheer 86 Commissioner St., 33-4647. Caters die volgende: Grantley, Grantlaan 26, for 162 boys from 9-18 mainly from Victoria — babas, beide geslagte, tot broken homes. 2 jaar oud; „Hoernle Cottage”, Doro- thyweg 60, Norwood — dogters, 6-12 St. JOSEPHS HOME FOR COL­ jaar; ..Howard Pirn House”, Haven- OURED CHILDREN. Good St., weg, Greenside — seuns 6-12 jaar; Sophiatown, P.O. Box 2598. 27-3901. Noradene, Dorothyweg 68, Norwood Cares for orphaned & committed — beide geslagte 2-5 jaar; „Orlando Coloured children. Home”, Orlando — beide geslagte, Nie-blank, geboorte tot 14 jaar; Prin­ ST. JOSEPHS TRAINING cess Alice Aannemingstehuis (Sien SCHOOL, 277, Louis Botha Ave., Aannemingsdienste). (Sien ook Maat- P.O. Box 8, Orange Grove, 45-1817. skaplike Dienste vir Kinders en Ge- Rehabilitates & re-educates problem sinsorgdienste Kindersorgvereniging.) teenage girls; rehabilitates and trains unwed mothers; rehabilitates & trains MARY IMMACULATE CHILD­ Coloured teenage girls; does preser­ REN’S CENTRE, 44 Pretoria Road, vation work for young Coloured girls. P.O. Box 44, Lyndhurst, 40-2558. Provides care, accommodation and ST. MARY’S ORPHANAGE, W.O. a Christian upbringing for up to 60 2455, Zinnia St., Rosettenville, 26-4146. children of both sexes and all deno­ Office: Consolidated Gold Fields minations under the age of 6 years. Bldg., 75 Fox St., 835-7179. Run by Mostly boarders but some day chil­ Church of England Sisters of Charity dren. for 108 children, girls from the ages of 2-18, boys from 2-9, mainly from MARIA KLOPPERS KINDER- broken homes. Runs nursery school HAWE, de la Reystraat 26, Observa­ for the younger children.

20 SALVATION ARMY CHILD­ commodation for 84 African young REN’S HOMES: (Salvation Army — men. See Family Welfare Services.) SONS OF ENGLAND CHILD­ “FIRLANDS” BOYS’ HOME, 4th REN’S HOME, 10 Hood Ave., Rose- Ave., Linden, 46-9212. Accommoda­ bank, 42-1216. Secretary’s Phone No. tion for 123 European boys. 43-3192. Run by Sons of England “STRATHYRE” GIRLS’ HOME. Society for 24 children, girls from 5 27 Beelaerts St., Troyeville, 24-2774. to school leaving, boys from 5-12. Accommodation for 66 European Mainly for neglected children and girls. children from broken homes. “BETHANY” NON-EUROPEAN S.A.R. CHILDREN’S HOME, New GIRLS’ HOME, P.O. Box 31, Phiri- Canada. Ofice: 308 Africa House, 60 ma, Iketlo 22. Accommodation for Rissik St., Run for 46 boys of de­ 95 needy and delinquent African girls. ceased fathers, ages 14-183. Other “MOFOLO” YOUTH CENTRE, homes at Bloemfontein, Pietermaritz­ Dube, Tvl. Phone: Orlando 157. Ac­ burg & Uitenhage.

ADOPTION AGENCIES/ AANNEMINGSORGANISASIES ARMESORGRAAD VAN DIE of Child Welfare Society (W.O. 192), WITWATERSRAND VAN DIE Phone 22-0951. For European babies N.G. KERK, De Kortestraat 117, awaiting adoption and for unmarried Braamfontein, Posbus 7854, 44-3757. European expectant mothers. (See al­ — Sien Gesinsorgdienste. so Services for Children and Family CATHOLIC WOMEN’S LEAGUE Welfare Services & Services for un­ ADOPTION SOCIETY, W.O. 157. married mothers — Child Welfare Sec. 101 Shawley Lodge, Ley Road, Society.) Victory Park, 46-5708. Places children PRINCESS ALICE AANNE- of all races, especially babies, in adop­ MINGSTEHUIS, „Kerr Muir House”, tion. Cares for unmarried mothers. Westcliff, Tel. 41-1645. Word bestuur Cares for Bantu babies until adopted. onder die beskerming van die Kinder- (See also Family Welfare Services & sorgvereniging, (W.O. 192) Telefoon Services for unmarried mothers.) 22-0951. Vir blankc babas wat in COTLANDS BABIES SANC­ aanneming geplaas moet word en TUARY, 134 Stanton St., Turffon- ongetroude blankc verwaglende moe- tein, 32-1025, Office: P.O. Box 1773, ders. (Sien ook Maatskaplike Dienste 22-1545. Places babies in adoption. vir kinders en Gesinsorgdienste — (See also Children’s Homes & Ser­ Kindersorgvereniging.) vices for unmarried mothers.) PRINCESS ALICE ADOPTION S.A. VROUEFEDERASIE, Streek HOME, Kerr Muir House, Westcliff, RAND SENTRAAL. — Sien Gesin­ Phone 41-1645. Run under auspices sorgdienste.

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21 HOMES, SCHOOLS & SERVICES FOR HANDI­ CAPPED CHILDREN/TEHUISE, SKOLE EN DIENSTE VIR GESTREMDE KINDERS ASSOCIATION FOR THE AID Majority are patients at the Hope OF SCHOOLS FOR CHILDREN IN Convalescent Home or the Hope NEED OF SPECIAL CARE, W.O. Training Home, but some come daily, 1794, P.O. Box 186, Saxonwold, mostly in the buses of Uncle Ted’s 4-2141. Cares for handicapped and Fund. Classes from Grade 1 — Stan­ retarded children. Subsidises CRES­ dard 10. SET HOUSE. HOPE TRAINING HOME, Pal­ CRESSET HOUSE, P.O. Box 74, linghurst Rd., Westcliff, 41-1494. Halfway House, 823-5713. School for Maintained by the Cripples’ Care mentally handicapped children from Association of the Tvl. for physically the ages of 6-13, subsidised by the handicapped children and young Association for the Aid of Schools persons from the ages of 10-18. for Children in Need of Special Care. MARGARET BALLINGER CRIPPLES’ CARE ASSOCIATION HOME. Princess Halt, P.O. Box 233, OF THE TVL.. W.O. 226, P.O. Box Roodcpoort, 763-1690. Takes recent 566, 41-1494. Maintains Hope Train­ convalescent surgical, medical & after­ ing Home. (See also Services for the care orthopaedic non-European cases Handicapped.) regularly from the main hospitals, the FOREST TOWN SCHOOL FOR Reef and other sources. Can accom­ CEREBRAL PALSIED CHILDREN, modate 70 children, infants from W.O. 982. Rannoch Rd., Forest Town, 3-12 months (mainly suffering from 41-0131. School, treatment centre & malnutrition) and other children from diagnostic clinic. 6-14 years. Children receive schooling HAMLET, THE. 27 Ridge Rd„ Cr. and exercises. York Rd., Parktown. Undenomina­ RALPH HAHN HOSTEL, 8 St. tional Day School for over 100 men­ Patricks Ave., Parktown. 44-2748. tally handicapped children and young Run by the Society for the Welfare adults with l.Q.’s of under 50. of ages of the Jewish Deaf for Jewish deaf ranging from 3 to over 20 years. children throughout South Africa. Maintained by the Society for the Accommodates not only deaf children Welfare of Backward & Retarded but also physically handicapped, Persons, W.O. 1935, 68 Shakespeare spastic and partially mentally handi­ House, Commissioner St., P.O. Box capped children. (14 children at 1746, 835-3038. present.) HOPE CONVALESCENT HOME, ST. VINCENT SCHOOL FOR Pallinghurst Rd.. Westcliff, 41-2144. THE DEAF, W.O. 35, 158 Oxford Home for physically handicapped Rd., Melrose, 42-1654. Provides gen­ children. Orthopaedic boys from the eral educational & vocational train­ ages of 2-10. and orthopaedic girls ing for 218 children from the age of from the ages of 2-12. Medical cases, 3 upwards of both sexes. boys from 2-12, and girls from 2-14. SAN MICHELE, W.O. 533, 47 HOPE HOMES GOVERNMENT Hughes Settlement, Elandsfontein, SCHOOL. Pallinghurst Rd., Westcliff, District Boksburg, 52-1269. Office: 41-1210 (School), 41-1390 (Principal). 901/2 Provident Assurance House, 31 All pupils are physically handicapped. Simmonds St., 33-8852. Undenomi­

22 national Home for 160 mentally UNCLE TED'S FUND FOR HAN­ handicapped children of both sexes. DICAPPED CHILDREN, W.O. SAN SALVADOR. Melville Rd., 1718. 42/3/4 New Kcmpsey Bldgs.. Hyde Park. Jhb. Home for 41 men­ Cr. Fox & Joubert Sts., P.O. Box tally handicapped people from the 10843, 33-3798, 33-3588. Provides age of 4 upwards, run by the Domi­ transport for handicapped children to nican Sisters. and from special schools and classes. SELWYN SEGAL HOSTEL. 71 Pandora Rd.. 25-8501. Hostel for 36 UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY handicapped of both sexes (majority ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRI­ mentally handicapped) run by the CA, W.O. 1400, Firgrove. Cr. Main & Society for the Jewish Handicapped. North Sts., Townsview, P.O. Box Shortly to be replaced by cottages at 10398, Jhb., 26-6331/2. Runs hostel George Ave., Sandringham. The for 20 cerebral palsied children, to be complex will consist of 8 units each replaced with 100 bed hostel now in having 16 persons in a family group, building; clinic which is an out­ and will include a training centre able patient department of South Rand to cope with 200 persons per day. Hospital, for 50 children daily; clinic Included in the Occupational centre for 50 Bantu children at Baragwanath will be a physiotherapy and speech which operates as outpatient depart­ training centre. ment of Baragwanath Hospital, with SOCIETY FOR THE JEWISH hostel in building for 50 Bantu child­ HANDICAPPED, W.O. 198, P.O. ren. Box 9764, Jhb. See Selwyn Segal Hos­ WOODSIDE SANCTUARY. W.O. tel. 1982, Cr. Dorbie & Canary Sts., Cot- SOCIETY FOR THE WELFARE tesloe. 31-4371. Correspondence to OF THE JEWISH DEAF, W.O. 679, P.O. Box 351, 835-3689. Home for 30 P.O. Box 7200 — See Ralph Hahn children who are both physically and Hostel. mentally handicapped.

SERVICES FOR THE HANDICAPPED/DIENSTE VIR GESTREMDES AVALON. W.O. 840, “Tussenkop- Office: 215 Harmain House, Harrison pies” Farm. Rietvlei 17, Dist. Jhb., St., P.O. Box 3189, Jhb., 33-6794. P.O. Box 178, Booysens, 32-4601. Sheltered employment community for Caters for the rehabilitation of all adult spastics run on Rudolf Steiner types of physically handicapped. Pa­ lines. Undenominational, and persons tients are accommodated and receive from anywhere in the Republic and daily physio and occupational therapy. Rhodesia admitted. CIVILIAN BLIND SOCIETY — COLOURED & INDIAN BLIND See Society to Help Civilian Bind. WELFARE ASSOCIATION, W.O. OLUNY FARM CENTRE TRUST, 637. 42A, Mint Rd., Fordsburg, P.O. W.O 2496. P.O. Bryanston, 823-2440. Box 181, Fordsburg, 33-8497. Con-

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23 ducts sheltered workshop for Colour­ Avenue, Doornfontein. 24-9245. Oc­ ed and Indian blind people. Provides cupational Centre for mentally and help for similar blind not in work­ physically handicapped Jewish wo­ shop. men. Crafts are taught, but the em­ CRIPPLES’ CARE ASSOCIATION phasis is on social rehabilitation. The OF THE TVL., W.O. 226, P.O. Box Centre is open on Tuesday, Wednes­ 566, 41-1494. Discovery, treatment & day and Thursday mornings from rehabilitation of disabled persons of 9.30 a.m. — 12.30 p.m. all races by means of clinical facili­ HAPPINESS FOR THE HANDI­ ties, treatment in Institutions, place­ CAPPED ORGANISATION, W.O. ment in employment in either Shel­ 2068, City Hall, Market St., P.O. Box tered Employment or the open labour 1049, 835-6477. Co-operates with and market, and after care treatment by assists other organisations caring for nurses, social workers and physio­ the handicapped. A social and recrea­ therapists. (See also Homes & Schools tional centre will be built in Hedley for Handicapped Children.) Chilvers Square during 1964, for the DEAF AND DUMB ASSOCIA­ physically, mentally and socially han­ TION, W.O. 12, Rooms 308-9, 119 dicapped. De Korte St., Braamfontein, P.O. Box 3343, 44-7487. Provides the welfare JOINT FUND FOR THE BLIND, needs of totally deaf and hard of Behrmann House, 38-40 Anderson St., hearing of all races, particularly P.O. Box 2725, Jhb. Fund raising placing in suitable employment. Pro­ body for all blind in the Witwaters- vides institutional care for elderly rand, the member organisations being: deaf-mutes and deaf-blind in the Coloured & Indian Blind Welfare Colonel Rowland Homes. (See Old Association, Society to Help Civilian People's Homes & Services.) Blind, S.A. National Council for the DISABLED EX-SERVICEMEN'S Blind, S.A. Blind Workers Organisa­ WELFARE FUND, W.O. 676, tion, and the Transvaal Society for Springfield, Jhb., P.O. Box 100, the care of Non-European Blind. Springfield, 835-3381. Helps over 300 RAND EPILEPTIC EMPLOY­ European and 100 Non-European dis­ MENT ASSOCIATION. W.O. 139, abled, including provision of meals, 56 Hamilton Ave., Craighall Park, dry canteens, loans or grants, free Private Bag 2, Craighall, 42-1223. food parcels, etc. Coloured Service Runs sheltered employment project Products at Crown Mines. in Craighall Park, only organisation EASTER STAMP FUND FOR throughout Southern Africa which CRIPPLES, Southern Tvl. Region, takes care of adult epileptics. Employs W.O. 706, 411 Gilhove Chambers, 57 the male patients at its nursery and De Villiers St., P.O. Box 7967, poultry farm, provides housing and 23-8247. Fund Raising body of the general welfare for the single men in National Council for the Care of a hostel, and for the married men Cripples in South Africa. with wives and children in cottage EZENZELENI — See Transvaal settlement. Looks after female pa­ Society for the Care of Non-European tients in separate centre. Blind. RED CROSS TIME CLUB, Red FRIDA SICHEL OCCUPATION­ Cross House, 77 De Villiers St., AL CENTRE, (OF THE JEWISH 22-8251, Transport, visiting, club WOMEN’S BENEVOLENT & WEL­ work, for all sections of handicapped FARE SOCIETY), 136 Sivewright people, both children and adults. (See

24 Recreational Facilities, & Hospital people. Makers of cane furniture, Visiting Services.) basket ware, tennis nets, woven goods. ST. GILES ASSOCIATION (TVL.) S.A. BLIND WORKERS ORGAN­ W.O. 1936, 134-135 Shakespeare ISATION, W.O. 331, 216-218 Grand House, Commissioner St., P.O. Box National Bldg., Cr. Rissik & Pritchard 3452, 43-2224. Helps, guides and as­ Sts., P.O. Box 2360, Jhb., 23-4614. sists in the rehabilitation of disabled Trains & places blind in open labour and physically handicapped persons. market. Production of braille for the Provides social amenities, training, blind through Braille Services. occupation, sporting and other facili­ S.A. GUIDEDOGS ASSOCIATION ties to ensure that all disabled and FOR THE BLIND, W.O. 1751. 105 handicapped persons shall be granted S.A.C.T.A. House, 277 Bree St.. P.O. every possible assistance. Box 10896, Jhb., 22-3467. Provides ST. CHRISTOPHER’S HOSTEL Guidedogs for blind people from all FOR WOMEN, W.O. 165, Witkop- over the Republic who are trained pen, P.O. Box 3486, 706-2647. Hostel at the Sandown Training Centre. for 16 handicapped women who are Training of the blind people takes not bedridden. four weeks. Only such service on the continent of Africa. SELWYN SEGAL HOSTEL (SO­ TRANSVAAL SOCIETY FOR CIETY FOR THE JEWISH HAN­ THE CARE OF NON-EUROPEAN DICAPPED) — see Homes, Schools BLIND, W.O. 283. Ezenzeleni. P.O. & Services for Handicapped Children. Box 42, Roodeport, 763-3451. Hon. Sec.: 22-5765. Cares for African SOCIETY TO HELP CIVILIAN blind, workshops & hostels at Ezen- BLIND (CIVILIAN BLIND SO­ zeleni & Hammanskraal, Palmer Eye CIETY). W.O. 32, 38-40 Anderson Hospital, telephony training unit, wel­ St., P.O. Box 2725, 33-4525. Provides fare services. Manufactures basketry, brushes & brooms & mattresses in social welfare services for blind workshops for sale to public.

SERVICES FOR EX-SERVICEMEN & WOMEN/ DIENSTE VIR OUDSTRYDERS GUNNERS’ ASSOCIATION, W.O. Navy. Such assistance would be 1138, P.O. Box 2834, Jhb. Helps serv­ offered in the way of a grant of a ing Gunners and ex-service Gunners loan. in indigent circumstances, gives edu­ NAVY WELFARE FUND, W.O. cational grants for the dependants of 232, 28 Bon Accord House, Harrison deceased gunners. St., P.O. Box 6335, 33-5174. Welfare NAVAL OFFICERS’ ASSOCIA­ of ex-naval men and women. TION OF SOUTHERN AFRICA ROYAL AIR FORCE ASSOCIA­ CHARITABLE FUND, W.O. 1864, TION, W.O. 239, P.O. Box 3476. P.O. Box 179, Jhb., 835-6446. Assists Advice & employment, and benevo­ own members and their dependants, lent fund. thereafter former serving officers or ST. DUNSTAN’S, W.O. 447. Hon. their dependants of the Common­ Welfare Officer for the Tvl.: 17 wealth & Allied Navies and thereafter Park Lane Mansions, 44-3903. Assists any former members of the Common­ 20 blinded ex-Servicemen and their wealth & Allied Navies or Merchant families.

25 SAPPERS ASSOCIATION, W.O. cially. Helps the Coloured community 314. P.O. Box 2283. Finds work for but not financially. genuine cases of Sappers in need. Assists in cases of extreme illness & S.A. JEWISH EX-SERVICEMEN'S visits the sick. LEAGUE, JHB. BRANCH, W.O. S.A. AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION. 1020, 518 Zionist Centre, 84 De Vil- W.O. 1440, 407 Winchester Flouse, liers St., P.O. Box 5254, 22-0855, Loveday St., P.O. Box 2312, 33-3935. mornings only. Promotes welfare and Provides bursaries for children of Air interest of Jewish soldiers and ex- Force personnel who were killed in soldiers. action or who have died since the war. S.A. LEGION OF THE B.C.E.S.L.. S.A. COLOURED EX-SERVICE­ W.O. 233, 28 Bon Accord House, MEN’S LEGION, W.O. 983, 406 Harrison St., P.O. Box 6335, 33-5174. Lenvic House, 1 Kerk St., 835-2950. Promotes welfare and interest of ex- Assists Coloured ex-Servicemen finan­ Servicemen and women.

SERVICES FOR ALCOHOLICS/DIENSTE VIR ALKOHOLISTE ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, W.O. 52, Annetweg 42, Privaatsak W.O. 1582, 5th Floor. Tartan House, No. 3, Cottesloe, 31-1125/6, 31-1259. 40 Plein St., 22-1657. Fellowship of Versorging en behandeling van alko- people who share their experiences in holiste by: Cottesloe Hostel, 31-1126, order to solve their own and others’ Uitbr. 7, 40 mans; Mount Collins, problems of alcoholism. Posbus 20, Bergvlei, 55 vrouens, M ATIGHEIDSBOND (S.A.S.) W.O. 40-3433, 40-2211; Northlea, Posbus 1893, Kamer 810, Saambougebou, 20, Bergvlei, 40-2211, 100 mans; The h/v Rissik- en Pleinstraat, Posbus Annexe, Posbus 20, Bergvlei, 40-2211, 9788, 22-1857. Op christelik weten- 40-7400, 150 mans; William Mitchell skaplike grondslag beywer die Bond House, Cottesloe, 31-2172, 22 vroue. horn ter voorkoming van drankmis- S.A. NATIONAL COUNCIL ON bruik en rehabilitering van alkoholis- ALCOHOLISM, 319 Charter House, le by F.limkliniek, Posbus 88, Kemp- 13 Rissik St., 33-2748. Information & ton Park. Die Bond werk hoofsaak- referral of alcoholics for treatment. lik onder spoorwegamptenare, maar S.A. TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE, stel ook fasiliteite. 61-62 Moseley Bldgs., 93 President RAND AID ASSOCIATION, W.O. St., P.O. Box 5725, 22-7780. Rehabili­ 52, 42 Annet Rd., Private Bag No. 3, tation of alcoholics. Rest room on Cottesloe, 31-1125/6, 31-1259. Care & premises open from 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. treatment of the Alcoholic at: Cottes­ from Monday — Friday, and for loe Hostel, 31-1126, Ext. 7, 40 men; fellowship on Tuesday & Saturday Mount Collins, P.O. Box 20, Berg- evenings. vlei, 55 women, 40-2211, 40-3433; WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPE­ Northlea, P.O. Box 20, Bergvlei, 100 RANCE UNION OF THE TVL., men, 40-2211; The Annexe, P.O. Box W.O. 1083, 62 Moseley Bldgs., 91 20, Bergvlei, 150 men, 40-7400; Wil­ President St., 22-7780. Supports Eure­ liam Mitchell House, Cottesloe, ka League of the S.A. Temperance 31-2172, 22 women. Alliance. Provides scholarships for RANDSE HULPVERENIGING, the prevention of alcoholism.

26 SERVICES FOR ANIMAL WELFARE/DIENSTE VIR DIEREBESKERMING ANTI-CRUELTY LEAGUE (IN­ sary. Cases of cruelty investigated & CORPORATING HORSE PROTEC­ prosecuted where necessary. These TION SOCIETY), W.O. 2094, 66, operations carried out by inspecting Marjorie St., Regents Park Extn., staff and honorary field workers. 26-3988. Concerned with every as­ pect of animal welfare, treating the PEOPLE’S DISPENSARY FOR sick and injured, destroying those SICK ANIMALS, W.O. 1337, 39 that are beyond repair. Rescuing Twickenham Ave., Auckland Park, strays and finding them suitable 31-2975. Provides free treatment of homes. Clinic, and housing, for dogs, sick animals for people who cannot cats, etc. Works in Non-European lo­ afford veterinary surgeons’ fees, es­ cations and runs mobile clinic. Makes pecially in African locations. representations to official bodies with SOCIETY FOR THE PREVEN­ a view to bringing about reforms. TION OF CRUELTY TO ANI­ BANTU ANIMAL WELFARE MALS, W.O. 204, Ophir Rd„ Booy- SOCIETY, W.O. 26, P.O. Box 2421. sens, P.O. Box 2960, 33-9727. Free Fod, medicines, surgical treatment & veterinary treatment & hospitalisation clinical care administered by mobile for animals belonging to people un­ clinics in daily visits to non-European able to afford normal fees. Collection townships. Education in care of ani­ of stray and unwanted animals. En­ mals given to Bantu animal owners. forcement of the Animals Protection Destructions carried out where neces­ Act of 1962.

RECREATIONAL FACILITIES & HOSTELS/ ONTSPANNINGSFASILITEITE EN TEHUISE ALAN ISAACS CAMP OF THE Hardy, P.O. Box 1331, Jhb. Provides UNITED PROGRESSIVE JEWISH & assists the creation of recreational CONGREGATION OF JHB.. W.O. facilities by means of grants towards 1703, Temple Israel, Paul Nel & the capital cost of such projects. Claim Sts., Hillbrow. 44-1453. Runs BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION. a camp at Margate for children and 601, Montrose House, 36, Pritchard young people which is used by va­ St., P.O. Box 1233, Jhb., 835-7203. rious organisations during the year. The Boy Scouts of South Africa, com­ BANTU MEN’S SOCIAL CEN­ prised of four Associations which TRE, 223, Eloff St. Extn., 835-7197. serve all races, is a part of the world Boxing, weightlifting, games, songs, wide youth movement. Its aims are debates, etc. to develop good citizenship amongst BANTU SPORTS CLUBS TRUST, boys by promoting their spiritual, c/o Mr. L. G. Butt. Howard Pirn & mental and physical development

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27 through self discipline and training MALVERN & BELGRAVIA in services useful to the public and BOYS’ & GIRLS’ CLUB, W.O. 64. handcrafts useful to themselves, and 476 Jules St., Malvern, 25-3590. Boys’ by encouraging them to serve with­ and girls’ club for gym., etc. Runs out considering reward. soup kitchen in winter. Maintains BOYS’ BRIGADE, 606, Barclay’s holiday rest camp at St. Therese’s by Bank Bldg., 42, Kruis St., P.O. Box the Sea, Scottburgh, for children. 7881, Jhb., 23-9347. Development of Summer camps held on own camp­ Christian character through a pro­ ing premises at Henley-on-Klip dur­ gramme of weekly meetings includ­ ing summer holidays each year. (See ing physical training, and Sunday also Old People’s Homes and Ser­ Bible classes. vices.) ENTOKOZWENI — see Family MAYFAIR YOUNG MEN’S Welfare Services. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, 177, GIRL GUIDES ASSOCIATION 9th Avenue, Mayfair, 35-7510. Club OF SOUTH AFRICA, Tvl. Province, facilities for boys and girls and 512 Leisk House, Cr. Bree & Rissik young people, boxing, badminton, Sts., 23-1433. World wide voluntary Sea Scouts, etc. organisation for girls of all races ORLANDO YOUNG MEN'S from 7—21 years giving opportuni­ CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, W.O. ties for self training through develop­ 2403, P.O. Box 5, Orlando, Jhb. Tel. ing an interest in camping & outdoor 981, Ext. 37. Two centres: Donaldson activities, community service, home­ Centre, Rathebe St., Orlando East craft, health, cultural interests and in­ (Headquarters), and a smaller recrea­ ternational friendship. tional and social centre in Hermanus GIRLS’ LIFE BRIGADE, 81 Put­ St., Orlando East, Orlando 133. Faci­ ney Rd., Brixton, 35-4926. Christian lities include judo, boxing, body­ Youth Organisation, interdenomina­ building, tennis, ballroom dancing & tional and international, stands for Billiards, as well as classes in typing, total abstinence. By its spiritual, phy­ shorthand, carpentry and radio re­ sical, educational and social pro­ pairs, and a variety of musical ac­ gramme, it seeks to co-operate with tivities. the Church in training girls to be DIE RANDSE JEUGTEHUIS, true Christian women. Bereaweg 42, Bertrams, 24-7994, HARMONIE, Saratogalaan 11, 24-5931. Tehuis vir 128 werkende Doornfontein, 44-2513. Meisies-kos- seuns, beheer deur die Armesorg- huis, waar meisies met goeie betrek- raad van die N.G. Kerk. kings loseer, beheer deur die S.A. RED CROSS TIME CLUB. W.O. Vrouefederasie. 414, 77 de Villiers St., 22-8251, Ext. IKWEZI BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ 33. Alleviates loneliness for people YOUTH CLUBS, 8709 & 8711, Or­ of all ages through visits and friend­ lando West. Under the auspices of ship, and provides opportunities for the African Self Help Association, them to serve the community. Runs 212 Transvalia Buildings, 21 Stiemens seven clubs for the ages. St., Braamfontein, 44-9690. SALVATION ARMY HOSTELS JOHANNESBURG YOUTH (Salvation Army — see Family Wel­ COUNCIL, JOHANNESBURGSE fare Services). JEUGDIENSRAAD, — See Co­ “Booth Memorial” Young Women's ordinating Bodies, Ko-ordincrendc Hostel, 80 Kerk St., 22-2403. Accom­ Liggame. modation for 40 residents.

28 “Park House” Young Men’s Hos­ ma, arts and crafts, netball, hockey, tel, 114 de Korte St., 835-7797. Ac­ etc. Runs Youth Centre in Dube. commodation for 46 residents. TRANSVAAL GIRL WAYFAR­ S.A. ASSOCIATION OF YOUTH ERS ASSOCIATION, 134 Loveday CLUBS, W.O. 141, 217 Cullinan St., Wanderers View, 44-6204. Gives Bldgs., Cr. Simmonds & Main Sts., Christian teaching to African women 33-9646. Organises and runs clubs for and girls, to help train them in habits young people between the ages of of truthfulness, helpfulness, industry 10 and 25, European, Coloured and and courtesy, to teach them handi­ African, aiming at the spiritual, men­ crafts useful to others as well as them­ tal and physical well-being of young selves, and to assist them to become people. good home-makers. SONSKYN, Saratogalaan 15, YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN Doornfonlein, 44-1575. Meisies-kos- ASSOCIATION, JHB. BRANCH, huis waar meesal diegene bly wat by W.O. 680, Cr. Rissik and Smit Sts., Beskutte Arbeid werk, beheer deur P.O. Box 1001, 44-1561, 44-1613. Has die S.A. Vrouefederasie (Sien Gesin- residential accommodation for 180. sorgdienste.) Facilities for badminton, snooker, TRANSVAAL ASSOCIATION OF judo, body building, fencing, etc. BOYS’ CLUBS, W.O. 748, 1, General Halls & rooms for letting. A 22 acre Mining Bldg., 6 Hollard St., 34-4101, sportsground in Bradford Rd., Bed- 46-1544. Runs 7 clubs for children fordview, with facilities for tennis, from the age of 7 — school leaving. cricket, soccer, hockey & swimming. Activities include boxing, judo, gym­ YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN nastics, soccer, badminton, cricket, ASSOCIATION, Jhb. Local Associa­ softball, etc. tion, W.O. 182, 315 York House, STUDENTS’ CHRISTIAN ASSO­ Rissik St. (between Pritchard & Kerk CIATION PLAY CENTRE, W.O. Sts.), P.O. Box 5436, Jhb., 835-4010, 1619, c/o. S.R.C. Office, Witwaters- Mondays to Fridays, 9 a.m. — 4.30 rand University, Milner Park. Stu­ p.m. Club membership of approx. dents run play centre on Saturday 550. Residential club in building, cr. afternoons at the Jan Hofmeyer Hall Rissik & de Korte Sts. for 120 children from the ages of Y.W.C.A. Hostel, 24, Wellington 2-15 from Vrededorp & Jan Hof­ Rd., Parktown, 44-6334, 44-2521. Ac­ meyer. commodation for 48 young women. YOUTH HOSTELS ASSOCIA­ TRANSVAAL ASSOCIATION OF TION, 80, Loveday St., P.O. Box NON-EUROPEAN BOYS’ CLUBS, 2085, Jhb., 33-7191, 835-1986. Aims W.O. 633, 3a, Eloff St., P.O. Box to help all, but especially young 8505, 34-2682. Runs 118 clubs in the people of limited means, to a better Transvaal, 71 of which are in the understanding of one another, and to Johannesburg area. Activities include a greater knowledge, love and care boxing, weight lifting and body build­ of their country, particularly by pro­ ing, football, ballroom dancing, dra­ viding hostels or other simple ac-

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29 commodation for them in their al Centre, 75 de Korte St.. Braamfon- travels. tein, 835-3629. Runs community cen­ Johannesburg Hostel: 158 End St., tre at Dube with full-time Social Doornfontein, 44-1579. Worker. Leadership training, Bible ZENZELE YOUNG WOMEN'S studies, cookery, etc. Arranges picnics CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF for indigent children and indoor and THE TVL., W.O. 1569, Congregation­ outdoor games for teenagers.

MISCELLANEOUS/ALLERLEI MISSIONS TO SEAMEN, TVL. standards by organising study courses, BRANCH, W.O. 2214, P.O. Box lectures, discussions, etc. 1131. Supplies the Missions to Sea­ S.A. INSTITUTE OF RACE RE­ men Club in Walvis Bay with money LATIONS, Auden House. 68 de Korte for the needs of seamen visiting there. St., Braamfontein. P.O. Box 97, Jhb., SOCIAL WORKERS’ ASSOCIA­ 835-1781 (Head Ofice). In promoting TION OF SOUTH AFRICA, Sthn. inter racial contact in all spheres, the Tvl. Branch, Hon. Sec.: P.O. Box institute has, inter alia, initiated many 6551. Jhb. Professional organisation social welfare organisations, now in­ for qualified social workers in its dependent, has a steady flow of case area. Main functions are to look work on influx control, etc., and after interests of its members and to carries out projects such as supplying work towards higher professional African schools with libraries.

NURSERY SCHOOLS FOR EUROPEAN CHILDREN / BEWAARSKOLE VIR BLANKE KINDERS (Committee conducted, registered & Foxstraat 168 (heel dag); subsidised by the Transvaal Educa­ Cecily Creche, h/v Lilian- en Foun- tion Department./Beheer deur komi- tainweg, Fordsburg (heel dag); tee, geregistreer by en gesubsidieer (Sien ook Maatskaplike Dienste vir deur Transvaal Onderwysdeparte- Kinders en Gesinsorgdienste. ment.) NATIONAL WAR MEMORIAL CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY. HEALTH FOUNDATION, W.O. W.O. 192, Phone 22-0951, conducts 2549, 23-1971/2, conducts Jeppe the following: Creche, 36 Ford St., Jeppestown (all Baumann Creche, Welfare House. day). (National War Memorial Health 168 Fox St. (all day); Foundation — See Family Welfare Cicely Creche, corner Lilian and Services). Fountain Roads, Fordsburg (all day); S.A. LEGION OF THE B.C.E.S.L., (Child Welfare Society, see Family Jhb. Branch, W.O. 233, 33-5174, con­ Welfare Services, Services for Child­ ducts B.C.E.S.L. Day Nursery, End ren, etc.) St. Park, Doornfontein (all day). KINDER SORGVERENIGING. (B.C.E.S.L. — see Services for Ex- W.O. 192, Telefoon 22-0951, beheer Servicemen & Women). die volgende: S.A. VROUEFEDERASIE, Streek Baumann Creche, Welsynshuis, Rand Sentraal, W.O. 288, 44-0535,

30 behccr Belgravia Kleuterskoo], Mint Jabula Nursery School, George on Julcsstraat, Malvern (heel dag); Ave., Sandringham; KIcutergenot Kleuterskool, 9de Katie Kagan Day Nursery, Cr Weg, Parktown North (middagete); Daisy & Bouquet Sts., Rosettenville (S.A. Vrouefederasie — sien Gesin- (all day & conducted by the Katie sorgdienste.) Kagan Memorial Fund, W.O. 697, UNITED SISTERHOOD OF THE P.O. Box 958); PROGRESSIVE JEWISH CONGRE­ Kensington Nursery School, 79 GATION, 41-2409, conducts: Orion St., Kensington; Temple Israel Nursery School, 7 King David Nursery School. Cr. Paul Nel St., Hillbrow; Club & Bedford Rd. Linksfield (mid­ Temple Shalom Nursery School, day meal); 357, Louis Botha Ave., Highlands L. K. Hurwitz Nursery School, Cr. North; Fuller & Milbourne Sts., Bertrams (United Sisterhood — see Hospital (all day); Visiting Services); Maurice Glazer Nursery School, Aida Ave., Cyrildene; Astra Nursery School, Protea St., Mayfair Nursery School, 20, 10th Kensington (midday meal); Ave., Mayfair; Berea Hebrew Nursery School, Mina Lopato Nursery School, Rus- Doris St., Berea; tenburg & Komatie Rds., Emmaren- Bluebird Nursery School, Hume tia Extn.; Road, Dunkeld; Ninth St. Nursery School, Orange Bramley Nursery School, Cr. Home­ Grove; stead & L.inden Rds.; North Eastern Hebrew Nursery Clare Patley Nursery School, Cr. School, Pine Road, Orchards; Francis & Kenmere Rds., Yeoville; Orange Grove Nursery School, 12, David Barris Hebrew Nursery Klein St., Rouxville; School, 198 Prairie St., Rosettenville; Oxford Nursery School, 20, North Fairyland Nursery School, 39, 4th Ave., Killarney; Ave., Bez. Valley (midday meal); Parkview Nursery School, 43 Kil­ Forest Town Nursery School for kenny Rd., Cr. Wicklow Ave.; Cerebral Palsy, Rannoch Rd., Forest Town (midday meal); Reb Moshed Nursery School, 91, Sherwell St., Doornfontein; Greenpark Nursery School, Cr. 4th Ave. & 5th St., Parkhurst; Riviera Nursery School, Main Ave., Greenside Nursery School, Chester Riviera; Rd., Greenside; Roosevelt Park Nursery School, 11, Houghton Nursery School, 31, 1st Amschewitz St., Roosevelt Park; Ave., Houghton; Roosevelt Park Extn. Nursery

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31 School, Cr. Thibault & Anton van Hope Convalescent Home Nursery Vouw Sts.; School, Pallinghurst Rd., Westcliff; Roscbank Nursery School (O.K. Johannesburg Children’s Home Bazaars) 177, Oxford Road, Rose- Nursery School, Observatory Ave'., bank (all day); Observatory; Rose Gordon Nursery School, 6, St. Mary’s Orphanage Nursery South St., Yeoville; School, Zinnia St., Rosettenville. Sydenham Highlands North Nur­ sery School, 24, Main St., Rouxville; MUNICIPAL NURSERY Valley Observatory Nursery School, SCHOOLS: 11, The Curve, Observatory; Waldorf Nursery School, 30, Road Fordsburg Nursery School, Octavia No. 3, Victory Park; Hill Flats, Pioneer Rd., Fordsburg; Waverley Hebrew Nursery School, Judiths Paarl Nursery Schol, 107 3 & 75, Kenneth Rd., Bramley; Derby Rd., Judiths Paarl; Wolfgang Nursery School, Cr. La Rochelle Nursery School, Cr. Wolfgang & Williams Rds., Norwood; Victoria & Forest Rds., La Rochelle; Yiddish Folk Nursery School, 107, Newlands Nursery School, 43, 12th 9th Avenue, Sydenham. St., Newlands; Vrededorp Nursery School, Cr. NURSERY SCHOOLS FOR RESI­ Solomon & 7th St., Vrededorp; DENTS: Abraham Kriel Kinderhuis Nur­ Nursery Training College for Pre­ sery School, Cr. de Vos & Marais school Education, 1 Louis Botha Ave., Sts.. Langlaagte; Houghton.

CRECHES FOR NON-EUROPEAN CHILDREN/ CRECHES VIR NIE-BLANKE KINDERS AFRICAN SELF HELP ASSO­ Hlanganani (50 children), Old CIATION, W.O. 1499, 44-9690 (sec Farmhouse, Zondi, Moroka; Services for Children) Ikyalham (115 children). 8839, Or­ African Service Committees con­ lando West 2; duct the following: Imizimoyethu (170 children), 2072, Amajelli (80 children), 3125 W/C, Pimville; Jabavu; Itumeleng (130 children), 799, Dube Central Western Jabavu (75 child­ Village, Dube; ren), Old Farmhouse, Central West­ James Dowd Goodwill (75 child­ ern Jabavu; ren), 264, Moroka North; Dhlamini (80 children), 1300, Dhla- Kganyile (75 children), 10879, R.E. mini, Moroka; Orlando West 2; Emdeni North (35 children), 797 Emdeni North, Moroka; Mapetla (35 children). 1533, Ma- Emdeni South (35 children), 921b, petla, Moroka; Emdeni South, Moroka; Margaret Wettstein (75 children), Francis Davenport (60 children). 5470/1, Orlando East; Old Farmhouse, 1208, Mofolo Vil­ Meadowlands (50 children), 888, lage; Zone 5, Meadowlands;

32 Monde (80 children), 731, Mofolo Orlando Creche, Stand 7564, Or­ South Orlando; lando West. Monophansi (80 children), 9391, CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT. Orlando West 2; 18 Hoek St., Jhb., 22-0741, conducts: Mpumelclo (30 children), 1392 Chiawelo Centre, Stand 2167, Mo­ Zondi 1, Moroka; roka; Mvulo (80 children), 731 Tladi, Jabavu Day Nursery, Stand 1390, Moroka; Jabavu. Nalcdi (30 children), 1720 Naledi, EKUTULENI ANGLICAN Moroka; CHURCH MISSION, W.O. 772. P.O. Nandi (35 children), 2300 Zola 2, Box 1131 (see also Family Welfare Moroka; Services) conducts: Phiri (35 children), 10b, Phiri, Mo­ Dikonaneng, Stand 6455/7, Orlan­ roka; do East; Pilanzima (80 children), 68 Mofolo Leseding, Dube. Village, Orlando; JOHANNESBURG & DISTRICT Senoane (35 children), 336 Seno- CAPE COLOURED WELFARE SO­ ane, Moroka; CIETY, W.O. 667, P.O. Box 9565. Sizanani (45 children), 2753 Zola 1, conducts; Moroka; Coronationville Creche; Thembalihle (100 children), 85/6, Noordgesig Nursery School. Sunvalley, Pimville; KINDER SORGVERENIGING. Tiendleleni Dishumeleni (30 child­ W.O. 192, Telefoon 22-0951, beheer ren), 144 Chiawelo, Moroka; die volgende: Vuka Pansi (80 children), 477/8 Alexandra Creche, Eerstclaan, Orlando East; Alexandra Dorpsgebied; Vuyani (45 children), 566 Mofolo Orlando Creche, Orlando; North; (Sien ook Maatskaplike Dienste vir Winifred Kcneiloe (80 children), Kinders en Gcsinsorgdienste. Kinder- 1506 Dube South. sorgvereniging). NON-EUROPEAN AFFAIRS DE­ ASSOCIATION FOR THE CARE PARTMENT, 80, Albert St., 23-2101, OF COLOURED YOUTH, W.O. sponsors: 2396. P.O. Box 189, Fordsburg, Jhb., Mavis Isaacson Centre, Stand 1586, (see Services for Children and Young Jabavu: People) conducts: Morris Isaacson Centre; Dorcas Day Nursery, Opposite Yetta Nathan; Superintendent's Office, Western Tladi Play Centre. Township (60 children). ORGANISATION FOR CRECHES CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY, (ORGANISASIE VIR KINDERBE- W.O. 192, Phone 22-0951 (see also WAARHU1SE), W.O. 2503, 259, Ma- Services for Children & Family Wel­ selela St., Zone 3, Meadowlands. fare Services), conducts: Sponsored and financed by the N.G. Alexandra Creche, First Avenue, Scndingkerk and conducts the fol­ Alexandra Township; lowing:

This page was sponsored by THE REMBRANDT CORPORATION Emandleni Creche, 431, Igwigwi Jabavu Creche, Stand 883/5. St., Zone 6, Meadowlands; WITWATERSRAND WELFARE Enkolweni Creche, 43, Jama St., COMMITTEE OF BANTU WO­ Zone 4, Meadowlands; MEN, W.O. 2125, Sec.: 37, Moshoe- Thabong Creche, 329, Mosasawane shoe, P.O. Natalspruit, conducts: St., Zone 1, Meadowlands; Eastern Native Township Creche, Tsohang Creche, 518, Lesogo St., Stand 1; Zone 8, Meadowlands; Emdeni, Stand 513A; Tswelelang Creche, 526 Mpolokeng Mofolo, Stand 319; St., Zone 3, Meadowlands. Nobantu, Jabulani, Stand 1402; SALVATION ARMY. P.O. Box Setsabelo, Stand 1980, Dube; 1018, 22-4914, conducts: Zola, Stand 1090, Zola.

NATIONAL COUNCILS IN JOHANNESBURG/ NASIONALE RADE IN JOHANNESBURG NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR W.O. 72, 510, Empire Bldg., Krais THE CARE OF CRIPPLES IN St., P.O. Box 2587, Jhb., 22-0201. SOUTH AFRICA, W.O. 706, Man­ agement House, Melle Street, Braam­ SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL fontein, P.O. Box 10173, Johannes­ COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM, burg, 44-3761. W.O. 1995, 319, Charter House. 13. Rissik St., P.O. Box 10134, Johannes­ NATIONAL WAR MEMORIAL burg, 33-2748. LIEALTH FOUNDATION, W.O. 338, P.O. Box 2313, Jhb., 34-2055. SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL NOODHULPLIGA (NASIONALE TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION. HOOFKANTOOR), Jutastraat 90, W.O. 590, 600, Leisk House, Bree St., Braamfontein, Posbus 1074, Jhb., P.O. Box 10501, Jhb., 23-3030. 762-6452. SOUTH AFRICAN LEGION OF SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL THE B.C.E.S.L., Duncan House, 11, COUNCIL FOR CHILD WELFARE, deVilliers St., 835-4851. W.O. 79, 507, Fleetway House, Bree Street, P.O. Box 8539, Jhb. 835-2003. SOUTH AFRICAN RED CROSS SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL SOCIETY (NATIONAL COUNCIL), COUNCIL FOR THE DEAF, W.O. 14, Hollard St., P.O. Box 8726, Jhb., 309. 202, N.G. Church Administra­ 835-3986. tion Buildings, 119 de Korte Street, Braamfontein, P.O. Box 6636, Jhb., YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS­ 44-9804. SOCIATION S.A. NATIONAL SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL COUNCIL, W.O. 887, 104 Rissik St., COUNCIL FOR MARRIAGE P.O. Box 7716, Jhb., 44-1561. GUIDANCE & FAMILY LIFE, W.O. 1873, Welfare House, 168 Fox YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN St., Jhb., 23-5665. ASSOCIATIONS OF SOUTH AND CENTRAL AFRICA, W.O. 179. SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL 315/317 York House. Rissik St., P.O. COUNCIL for MENTAL HEALTH, Box 5436, 835-4010.

34 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND PENSIONS, SOUTHERN TRANSVAAL REGIONAL OFFICE

NEW GOVERNMENT BUILDING, HARRISON STREET, PRIVATE BAG 3, JOHANNESBURG. 835-5111.

This office controls: preventative services, reconstruction services, clinical services, investiga­ (i) Eight branch offices situated in tions, inter alia, for the relevant Germiston, Benoni, Springs, Kru- courts, statutory supervision proba­ gersdorp, Ermelo, Vereeniging, tion and aftercare. Potchefstroom and Klerksdorp. (ii) Places of Safety and Detention: The Administrative Division deals Norman House Place of Safety with the following: and Detention, Edenvale. (a) Old Age Pensions, Blind Persons Jubileum Place of Safety and Pensions, War Veterans Pensions. Detention, Boksburg. (b) Disability Grants, Maintenance Services: Grants and Family Allowances. The Administration of the Regional (c) Temporary Public Assistance. Office consists of a Professional and an Administrative Division. (d) Medical Aids. The Professional Division controls (e) Admission to State homes for the professional services rendered mainly Aged. in terms of the Children's Act, Re­ ff) Admission to State settlements for treats and Rehabilitation Centres Act, the physically unfit. Criminal Procedure Act, and in cer­ tain respects the Welfare Organiza­ (g) Administration of the Welfare tions Act. These services include: Organizations Act.

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Hierdie kantoor beheer: wet, Wet op Toevlugte en Rehabili- tasiesentrums, die Strafproseswet en (i) agt takkantore gclcc te Germis- in sekere opsigte die Wet op Welsyns- ton, Benoni, Springs, Krugers- organisasies. Die dienste sluit in: dorp, Ermelo, Vereeniging, Pot- voorkomingsdienste, rekonstruksic- chefstroom en Klerksdorp. dienste, kliniese dienste, ondersoeke, (ii) twee plekke van veiligheid en bv. vir die onderskeie howe, statutêre bewaring, nl.: toesig, proef en nasorg. (a) Normanhuis Plek van Veilig­ Die Administratiewe Afdeling lewer heid en Bewaring, Eden vale, dienste in verband met die volgende: en (a) Oudcrdoms-, Blinde- en Oudstry- (b) Jubileum Plek van Veiligheid derspensioene. en Bewaring, Boksburg. (b) Ongeskiktheids-, Onderhouds- en Dienste: Gesinstoelae. Die Administrasie van die Streek- (c) Maatskaplike Noodhulp. kantoor word verdeel in: (d) Medicse Hulpmiddels. (i) Die Vakkundige Afdeling en (e) Toelating tot Staatsouetehuise. (ii) Die Administratiewe Afdeling. (f) Toelating tot Staatsnedersettings Die Vakkundige Afdeling lewer in vir fisies ongeskikte persone. hoofsaak die dienste wat voortspruit (g) Administrasie van die Wet op uit die administrasie van die Kinder- Welsynsorganisasies.

36 INDEX/INDEKS

SERVICES FOR THE WHITE SECTION OF THE COMMUNITY DIENSTE VIR BLANKES

Page Abraham Kriel Kinderhuis...... 19, 32 Adventist Welfare Services ...... 6 Alan Isaacs Camp of the United Progressive Congregation of Jhb..... 27 Alcoholics Anonymous ...... 26 Anti-Cruelty League ...... 27 Apostolic Faith Mission Welfare Council ...... 6 Apostolic Faith Mission Children’s Homes ...... 19 Apostolic Faith Mission Old Age Home ...... „...... 14 Arcadia South African Jewish Orphanage ...... 19 Armesorgraad van die Witwatersrand van die N.G. Kerk van Transvaal ...... 6, 16, 18, 21, 28 Association for the Aid of Schools for Children in Need of Special Care ...... 22 Athonian Retreat Home ...... 14 Avalon ... _...... -...... 23 blanket Girls Association ...... 6 B’nai BTith — see First B’nai B’rith Women’s Chapter...... 8 Bond van Randse Moeders...... 14 Booth Memorial Young Women’s Hostel — see Salvation Army, Re­ creational Facilities & Hostels ...... 28 Boy Scouts’ Association ...... 27 Boys’ Brigade ...„...... _ ...... 28 Bramley Cottages!— see Rand Aid Association Old People’s Homes 16 Bramley House J — sien Randse Hulpvereniging en Tehuise vir Bejaardes ...... 16 Brixton Ouetehuis ...... 14

Candlelight Club ...... 14 Catholic Friends of Tara ...... 12 Catholic Women's League of the Diocese of Jhb...... 6 Catholic Women’s League Adoption Society...... 18, 21 Central Methodist Deaconess Society ...... 7 Child Welfare Society ...... 7, 17, 18, 19, 30 Civilian Blind Society — see Society to Help Blind...... 25 Cluny Farm Centre Trust ...... 23 Colonel Rowland Home ...... 14 Congregational Church Food Distribution Service ...... 7 Cotlands Babies Sanctuary ...... 18, 19, 21 Cottesloe Hostel — see Rand Aid Association Services for Alcoholics 26 — sien Randse Hulpvereniging Dienste vir Alkoholiste 26 C'ransley House — see Rand Aid Association Old People’s Homes ... 16 — sien Randse Hulpvereniging Tehuise vir Bejaardes 16

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37 Cresset House...... 22 Cripples’ Care Association of the Tvl 22, 24

Deaf & Dumb Association ...... , ...... 14, 24 Dean’s Shelter ...... '...... 14 Deansgate — see Dean’s Shelter ...... 14 Deutscher Frauenverein ...... 7, 15 Disabled Ex-Servicemen’s Welfare Fund ...... 24

Easter Stamp Fund for Cripples ...... 24 Epworth Children’s Homes ...... 19

Family Planning Clinic (Tvl. Branch Asscn. of the National Council for Maternal & Family Welfare) ...... 7 Firland’s Boys’ Home — see Salvation Army Children’s Homes ...... 21 First B’nai B’rith Women’s Chapter ...... 8 Forest Town School for Cerebral Palsied Children ...... 22 Frida Sichel Occupational Centre ...... 24

Gerald Fitzpatrick House...... 14 German Old Age Home (Evangelical Lutheran)...... 15 Girl Guides Association of South Africa, Tvl. Province...... 28 Girls’ Life Brigade ...... 28 God’s Providence House — see Dean’s Shelter...... 14 Grantley Children’s Home — see Child Welfare Soc. Children's Homes 19 —sien Kindersorgvereniging Kinderhuise 20 Guild Cottage...... 20 Guild of Loyal Women ...... 8, 20 Gunners’ Association ...... 25

Hamlet, The ...... 22 Happiness for the Handicapped Organisation ...... 24 Harmonie ...... 28 Hebrew Congregation Etz-Chayim ...... 15 Helen House — see Rand Aid Association Old People’s Homes...... 16 — sien Randse Hulpvereniging Tehuise vir Bejaardes...... 16 Hellenic Old Age Home ...... 15 Hoernle Cottage — see Child Welfare Society’s Children’s Homes ... 19 — sien Kindersorgvereniging Kinderhuise 20 Holiday Homes for the Aged ...... 15 Homes & Orphans Fund ...... 17 Hope Convalescent Home ...... 22, 32 Hope Homes Government School ...... 22 Hope Training Home ...... 22 Howard Pirn House — see Child Welfare Society’s Children’s Homes 19 — sien Kindersorgvereniging Kinderhuise 20

Inglenook — see Salvation Army Services for Unmarried Mothers ... 19

Jewish Society for Visiting the Sick ...... 12 Jewish Women’s Benevolent & Welfare Society...... 8, 24 Johannesburg Child Guidance Clinic ...... 17 Johannesburg Children’s Home (Undenominational) ...... 20, 32 Johannesburg Co-ordinating Council of Social Welfare Organisations 5 Johannesburg Coronation Foundation (Queenshaven) ...... 15 Johannesburg Council for Adult Education ...... 5 Johannesburg Council for the Care of the Aged...... 5, 15

38 Johannesburg Housing Utility Company...... 8 Johannesburgse Jeugdiensraad ...... 5, 28 Johannesburg Jewish Helping Hand & Burial Society ...... 8 johannesburgse Koordinerende Raad vir Maatskaplike Welsynsorg..... 5 Johannesburg Marriage Guidance Society ...... 8 Johannesburg Optometric Clinic ...... 12 Johannesburgse Raad vir die Versorging van Bejaardcs ...... 5, 15 Johannesburg Youth Council ...... ■...... 5, 28 Joint Fund for the Blind ...... 24 Jubileum Place of Safety ...... 35 Jubileum Plek van Veiligheid ...... 36 Kindersorgvereniging ...... 9, 17. 19, 20, 30 Kinderstrand ...... 18 Kupugani (Nutrition Corporation Ltd.) ...... 12

Legal Aid Bureau...... 9

Magen David Adorn in Southern Africa ...... 12 Malvern & Belgravia Boys’ & Girls’ Club ...... 14, 28 Maria Kloppers Kinderhawe ...... 20 Mary Immaculate Children’s Centre ...... 20 Matigheidsbond ...... 26 Mayfair Y.M.C.A...... 28 Mental Health Society of the Witwatersrand ...... 12 Missions to Seamen, Tvl. Branch ...... 30 Moth Memorial Cottage Homes ...... 15 Mothwa Haven ...... 15 Mount Collins — see Rand Aid Association Services for Alcoholics ... 26 — sien Randse Hulpvereniging Dienste vir Alkoholiste... 26 Murray House — see Salvation Army Old People’s Homes ...... 16

National Council of Women, Jhb. Branch ...... 6 National War Memorial Health Foundation ...... 9. 30 Naval Officers’ Association Charitable Fund ...... 25 Navy Welfare Fund ...... 25 Nazareth House ...... 15, 20 Noradene Children’s Home — see Child Welfare Society's Children’s Noradene Children’s Home — see Child Welfare Soc. Children's Homes 19 — sien Kindersorgvereniging Kinderhuise 20 Norman House Place of Safety...... 35 Norman huis Plek van Veiligheid ...... 36 Northcliff House — see S.A. Nurses Trust Fund Old People’s Home 16 Northlea — see Rand Aid Association Services for Alcoholics ...... 26 — sien Randse Hulpvereniging Dienste vir Alkoholiste...... 26 Nutrition Corporation Ltd. (Kupugani)...... 12 Ondersteuningsraad van die N.H. K erk...... 9 Ons Tuis ...... 15 Our Parents Home ...... 15

Park House Young Men's Hostel — see Salvation Army Recreational Facilities & Hostels ...... 29

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39 People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals ...... 27 Pioneer House ...... 15 President Kruger Tehuis (Children’s Homes & Orphanage) ...... 20 Princess Alice Annemingstehuis ...... 19, 20, 21 Princess Alice Adoption Home...... 18, 19 21

Queen Alexandra Home ...... 15 Queenshaven (Ihb. Coronation Foundation) ...... ,...... 15 Queen Victoria Hospital Women’s Welfare Committee ...... 12

Ralph Hahn Hostel ...... 22 Rand Aid Association ...... 9, 15, 26 Rand Daily Mail Christmas Fund ...... 9 Rand Epileptic Employment Association ...... 24 Randse Hulpvereniging ...... 10, 15 26 Randjeslaagte ...... 16 Randse Jeugtehuis...... 28 Rand Women Pioneers...... 16 Red Cross Time Club ...... 12, 16, 18, 24, 28 Refugee Organisation of South Africa ...... 10 Reid House — see Rand Aid Association Old People’s Homes...... 16 — sien Randse Hulpvereniging Tehuise vir Bejaardes...... 16 Royal Air Force Association ...... 25

St. Anne’s Old Ladies Residences ...... 16 St. Christopher’s Hostel for Women ...... ;...... 25 St. Dunstan’s ...... 25 St. George’s Home for Boys ...... 20 St. Giles Association ...... 25 St. John Ambulance Association ...... 12 St. Joseph’s Training School ...... 20 St. Mary's Orphanage ...... ,...... 20, 32 St. Vincent de Paul Society ...... 10, 18 St. Vincent School for the Deaf ...... 22 Salvage Production ...... 10 Salvation Army ...... 10, 16, 19, 2Ï” 28, 29 Salvation Army Men’s Hostel ...... 16 Samaritaanse Fonds Suid-Randse Hospitaal...... 13 San Michele ...... 22 San Salvador ...... , ...... ’ ...... “ 23 Sandringham Home for Ex-Servicemen ...... 16 Sappers’ Association ...... 26 Save the Children Fund ...... 18 Selwyn Segal Hostel ...... 23, 25 Service Products — see Disabled Ex-Servicemen’s Welfare Fund ... 24 Social Services Association ... .;...... 10 Social Workers’ Association ...... 30 Society for the Jewish Handicapped — see Selwyn Segal Hostel...... 23 Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ...... 27 Society for the Welfare of Backward & Retarded Persons—see the Hamlet ...... 22 Society for the Welfare of the Jewish Deaf—see Ralph Hahn Hostel... 22 Society to Help Civilian Blind...... 25 Sons of England Children’s Home ...... 21 Sonskyn ...... 29 S.A. Air Force Association ...... 26 S.A. Association of Youth Clubs ...... 29 S.A. Blind Workers Organisation ...... 25 S.A. Christmas Stamp Fund ...... 18 S.A. Guidedogs Association for the Blind ...... 25

40 S.A. Institute of Race Relations ...... 30 S.A. Jewish Board of Deputies...... 10 S.A. Jewish Ex-Servicemen's Legion ...... 26 S.A. Legion of the B.C.E.S.L...... 26, 30 S.A.N.T.A., Jhb. Branch ...... 13 S.A. National Council on Alcoholism ...... 26 S.A. Noodhulpliga ...... 13 S.A. Nurses Trust Fund ...... 16 S.A. Ort Oze ...... 18 S.A.R. Children’s Home ...... 21 S.A. Red Cross Society ...... 13, 16 S.A. Temperance Alliance ...... 26 S.A. Vrouefederasie ...... 10, 14, 21, 28, 29 30 Star Seaside F und...... 18 Strathyre Girl’s Home — see Salvation Army Children’s Homes ...... 21 Students Christian Association Play Centre ...... 29 Sunbeam Children's Club ...... 18 Sunchine Club ...... 10

The Annexe — see Rand Aid Association Services for Alcoholics...... 26 — sien Randse Hulpvereniging Dicnste vir Alkoholiste...... 26 Toe H (S.A.) Men’s Section ...... ,...... 10 Toe H (S.A.) Women’s Section...... 10 Transvaal Association for the Care of Cerebral Palsy (Spastic) — see Forest Town School for Cerebral Palsied Children ...... 22 Transvaal Association of Boys’ Clubs ...... 29 Transvaal Branch Association of the National Council for Maternal & Family Welfare (Family Planning Clinic) ...... 7 Transvaal Jewish Welfare Council ...... 6, 10 Transvaal Memorial Hospital for Children Ladies Visiting Committee 13 Transvaal Quaker Service Fund...... 11

Uilkomstehuis ...... 18 Uncle Ted’s Fund for Handicapped Children ...... 23 Union of Jewish Women of Southern Africa, Jhb. Branch ... 6, 13, 16 United Cerebral Palsy Association of South Africa ...... 23 United Sisterhood of the United Progressive Jewish Congregation 13, 31

Vroue en Moeder Beweging van die A.T.K.V. (S.A.S. en H .)...... 11 I Welsynsraad van die Apostoliese Geloofsending in S.A...... 11, 14, 19 William Mitchell House — see Rand Aid Association Services for Alcoholics ...... 26 — sien Randse Hulpvereniging Dienste vir Alkoholiste... 26 Witwatersrand Cambrian Society Benevolent Fund ...... 11 Witwatersrand Hebrew Benevolent Association ...... 11 Witwatersrand Jewish Aged Home ...... 16 Witwatersrand Ouetehuis ...... 16 Women’s Christian Temperance Union of the Tvl...... 26 Women’s Civic Benevolent Society — see Gerald Fitzpatrick House ... 14 Woodside Sanctuary ...... 23

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41 Y.M.C.A., Jhb. Branch ...... 29 Y.W.C.A., Jhb. Branch ...... 29 Y.W.C.A., Parktown Hostel ...... 29 Youth Advice Bureau, Johannesburg 18 Youth Hostels Association ...... 29

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African Children’s Feeding Scheme...... 11, 17 African Self-Help Association ...... 17, 28, 32, 33 Alexandra Anti-Tuberculosis Association ...... I I Alexandra Health Centre & University Clinic ...... 11 Alexandra Service Committee ...... 6 Anti-Cruelty League ...... 27 Association for the Care of Coloured Youth ...... 17, 33

Bantu Animal Welfare Society...... 27 Bantu Men’s Social Centre ...... 27 Bantu Refuge ...... 14 Bantu Sports Club Trust ...... 27 Baragwanath Hospital Comforts Committee ...... 12 Bethany Girls’ Home — see Salvation Army Children’s Home 21 Blanket Girls Association ...... 6 Boys’ Brigade ...... 28 Boy Scouts Association ...... 27

Catholic Women’s League of the Diocese of Jhb...... 6 Catholic Women’s League Adoption Society...... 21 Child Welfare Society ...... 7, 17, 33 Coloured & Indian Blind Welfare Association ...... 23 Coloured Service Products ...... 24 City Health Dept. — Creches ...... Z...... 33

Ekutuleni Anglican Church Mission ...... 7, 33 F.ntokozweni Family Welfare Centre ...... 7, 12, 17, 28 Ezenzeleni — see Tvl. Society for the Care of Non-European Blind... 24

Family Planning Clinic (Tvl. Branch Association of the National Council for Maternal & Family Welfare) ...... 7 Father Huddleston’s Charitable Funds ...... 8

Gill Guides Association of South Africa, Tvl. Province...... 28 Girls’ Life Brigade ...... 28

Ikwezi Boys’ & Girls’ Youth Club ...... 28

Johannesburg & District Cape Coloured Welfare Society ...... 17, 33 Johannesburg Indian Social Welfare Association ...... 8 Johannesburg Planning Council for Non-European Social Work ... 6 Joint Fund for the Blind ...... 24 Jordan House — see Rand Aid Association Old People’s Homes...... 16 — sien Randse Hulpvereniging Tehuise vir Bejaardes... 16

Kindersorgvereniging ...... 7, 17, 33 Kupugani (Nutrition Corporation Ltd.) ...• ...... 12

42 Legal Aid Bureau...... 9

Margaret Ballinger Home ...... 22 Mary Anstey Home ...... 15 Mental Health Society of the Witwatersrand ...... 12 Mission Schools Feeding (Society of St. Vincent de Paul) ...... 18 Mofolo Youth Centre — see Salvation Army Children's Homes...... 21 Muslim Social Welfare Fund ...... 9

Native Welfare Section, Non-European Affairs Department...... 9 Non-European Affairs Department Welfare Fund ...... 9

Organisation for Creches ...... 33 Orlando Children’s Home — see Child Welfare Society’s Children's Homes ...... 19 — - sien Kindersorgvereniging Kinderhuise ...... 20 Orlando Home for the Aged ...... 15 Orlando Y.M.C.A...... 28

People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals ...... 27

St. John Ambulance Association ...... 12 St. John Opthalmic Foundation ...... 13 St. Joseph’s Home for Coloured Children ...... 20 St. Joseph’s Training School ...... 20 Salvation Army ...... 21, 34 Save the Children Fund ...... 18 Social Services Association ...... 10 S.P.C.A...... 27 S.A. Association of Youth Clubs ...... „ ...... 29 S.A. Coloured Ex-Servicemen’s Legion ...... 26 S.A. Christmas Stamp Fund ...... 18 S.A. Institute of Race Relations ...... 30 S.A. Red Cross Society ...... 13

Transvaal Association of Non-European Boys’ Clubs ...... 29 Transvaal Coloured Children’s Seaside Fund ...... 18 Transvaal Girl Wayfarers Association ...... 29 Transvaal Quaker Service Fund ...... 11 Transvaal Society for the Care of Non-European Blind ...... 25

United Cerebral Association of South Africa ...... 23

Waterval Islamic Institute ...... 18 Witwatersrand Shangaan Welfare Association ...... 11 Witwatersrand Welfare Committee of Bantu Women ...... 34

Zenzele Y.W.C.A...... 30

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