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JEWISH MOTHERS
OF DETROIT:

• You are concerned about doing something to

help in these times.

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You ARE doing something:

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You are taking care of children—yours.

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But there is still more to be done.

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How can you help?

• There are other children who need homes

babies, three-year-olds, brothers and sisters,

older boys and girls.

ORTUNATELY there are Jewish families in the
community who consider it a privilege to take
children into their homes and to care for them
under the guidance of the Jewish Children's Bureau.
The' community has provided funds so that these fam-
ilies can be reimbursed for the services that they
render to the children.

THERE ARE INFANTS and school-age children, boys
and girls, who from time to time need a home. We
need help in finding private homes for these child-
ren. You may be interested in providing a home for
one of these children. We are not looking for free
homes or for families who are interested in adopting
a child. Public and private resources provide the
Jewish Children's Bureau with money to pay for
boarding home care ranging from $7.00 a week for
children between two and seventeen years of age to
$10.00 a week for children under two. The agency
also provides the money for medical and dental care,
clothing and other items required by the child.

• We are trying to find foster homes for these

children.

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If you think you can help, we want to hear

from you.

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THE JEWISH CHILDREN'S BUREAU OF DETROIT IS A JEWISH CHILD-PLACING
ORGANIZATION, CARING FOR BOYS AND GIRLS OF ALL AGES, WHO, FOR=
WHATEVER REASON, NEED CARE AWAY FROM THEIR OWN HOME S.

For further information telephone Jewish Children's Bureau, CO1umbla 1 600, or call at Room 305, 51 W. Warren Avenge