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1951 Annual Report

March 4, 2011 Me Leave a comment

Common themes:

New Australians”
Expansion
Waiting lists
Fund-raising
Child Welfare
Scholarships for High-school aged girls to study Child Care
Mobile Units
Bringing alignment between the Play centre holidays and the Public School Holidays

It was a busy year for the Society, the opening of two new centres and actively planning for two more. Whilst fund-raising was a focus, it did not appear to have been a wildly successful year.

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