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The Maternity Center Association The Mothercraft Club Teaches the public the vital importance of prepa- Established in October, 1924, at 42 Livingston ration for Motherhood by adequate pre-natal care Street. so that Brooklyn may become the Banner Bor- ough for Healthy Mothers and Vigorous Babies. This Club Provides A Maternity Education Service for Expectant Our Demonstration Center Provides Mothers. Maternity Service for Expectant Mothers. Demonstrations and Instructions by the Director, Doctor's Clinic at Center. Miss Christina Mackenzie, R.N. Demonstration by Graduate Nurses on care of An exhibit of model supplies for Mothers and baby supplementing Hospital Clinic Service. Babies. Follow up visits by Nurses in the Home. Club Rooms open daily from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. (A membership of $5.00 is charged) During 1924 For 1925 2964 Visits to Expectant Mothers in their Homes. 880 Follow up Home visits made on babies and Need of an additional Nurse at our demonstra- Children. tion Center 296 Hudson Avenue, 555 Patients examined at Doctor's Clinic. Need to realize the forward step in the establish- 464 Mothers came to Demonstrations. ment of the Mothercraft Club, making Maternity 207 Social Visits made in the Home. Education more widely available. 1082 People attended the lectures given at the Need to stand back of the project until it becomes Brooklyn Institute. self supporting. Demonstration Center You Too Can Help 296 HUDSON AVENUE Main 1916 By passing this word on to an Expectant Mother. By becoming a member of the THE CENTER SHOP, INC. (A specialty Shop for Women and Children) MATERNITY CENTER ASSOCIATION 144 PIERREPONT STREET Main 2350 OF BROOKLYN, INC. The proceeds from the Shop help to support the work 42 LIVINGSTON STREET Main 1062

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