Chapter VI: Part IV: Housing Rehabilitation

I. General Plan of Housing Work 215

(1) Introductory, 215. (2) Retrospective, 216. (3) The General
Plan, 218.

II. The Camp Cottages 221

(1) General Cost, 221. (2) Families Occupying the Cottages, 223.
(3) Wages and Occupations, 226. (4) Housing Before and After the
Fire, 229. (5) Two Cottage Settlements, 234. (6) Brief Comments,
237.

III. The Bonus Plan 239

(1) The Plan Itself, 239. (2) Bonus Recipients, 240. (3)
Occupations and Resources, 244. (4) The Houses--Character and
Cost, 248. (5) Brief Comments, 251.

IV. The Grant and Loan Plan 253

(1) The Plan Itself, 253. (2) Relation Between the Department of
Lands and Buildings and the Housing Committee, 256. (3) The Number
Aided and the Cost, 257. (4) Families Making Use of the Grants and
Loans, 259. (5) Occupations and Resources, 262. (6) Housing Before
and After the Fire, 266. (7) Status of Loans in 1909 and 1911 and
Additional Aid, 271. (8) Cases of Expensive Building, 273. (9)
Brief Comments, 276.

General Conclusions on Housing Plans 277

PART V

RELIEF WORK OF THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES

From June, 1907, to June, 1909

I. The Nature of the Cases 281

(1) Introductory, 281. (2) Nature of the Dependency, 282. (3)
Social Character of the Cases, 286. (4) Occupations of Applicants,
294.

II. The Methods of Relief Employed 298

(1) Reapplications, 298. (2) Emergent Relief, 299. (3) Permanent
Relief, 305. (4) Relief Refused, 310. (5) Conclusions, 314. (6)
The Associated Charities Since the Fire, 317.

PART VI

THE RESIDUUM OF RELIEF

THE AGED, THE INFIRM, AND THE HANDICAPPED

I. Ingleside Model Camp 321

(1) History of its Establishment, 321. (2) Administration, 324.
(3) General Statistics, 327.

II. Relief and Non-Relief Cases 335

(1) General Analysis, 335. (2) Applicants and Non-Applicants for
Relief and Rehabilitation, 336.

III. RESULTS 356

SOME LESSONS OF THE RELIEF SURVEY

Part I. Organization and the Emergency Period 369
Part II. Rehabilitation 370
Part III. Business Rehabilitation 371
Part IV. Housing Rehabilitation 371
Part V. After-Care 372