Local Associations and Rehabilitation

req . meetings and study courses hut 'ires much energy and hard work the (?Ca^ associations steadily make pfg-^ort, knowing that if only a few t^g dices are replaced each time by fr tacts, there will be less opposition lext anxi?us or hostile residents the s0rn time a rehabilitation hostel or War s^milar unit is proposed in their prQ uty. A successful educational Perfrarnme also makes both sick to and their families more ready illtig advice at an early stage of s^0rtS' ^Us increasin8 the chances of ^t and effective treatment. part0(ral associations also play their rehaKv Proyiding actual services for valu tion. We now know the frje ? of social clubs which provide a Pati welcome for recovering tUn!t^tS W^? ^or a time need opporles to make social contacts in an erstanding and sympathetic setting. With the advice and co-operation of professionally qualified workers local associations have set up many such clubs and are providing a most