Welfare Chief Is Shocked In W.A.

Publication Resource Details

In
The Sydney Morning Herald
Publication Date
7 August 1954
Page Numbers
7
URL
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article18429125
Description
'Welfare Chief Is Shocked In W.A.' is an article from The Sydney Morning Herald . It refers to the review of Western Australian child welfare matters by RH Hicks, Director of Child Welfare in New South Wales. The article reports on Hicks' criticisms of the Seaforth Salvation Army Boys' Reformatory.

Related Information

Investigation into the Administration of the Child Welfare Department, State of Western Australia (1953 - 1953)
Seaforth Salvation Army Boys' Reformatory (1920 - 1955) Relevance: ‘Welfare Chief Is Shocked In W.A.’ reports on criticisms of the Seaforth Salvation Army Boys’ Reformatory by the Director of Child Welfare in New South Wales.

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