Directory Of Social Agencies Formely The New York Charities Directory Thirtieth A Reference Book Of Social Service (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024422733)

This 1921 edition of the "Directory Of Social Agencies, Formerly The New York Charities Directory," compiled by Lina D. Miller, serves as a comprehensive reference book of social service organizations in New York City. As the thirtieth edition, it represents a long-standing tradition of cataloging and connecting individuals with essential charitable resources. The directory provides detailed information on a wide array of social agencies, offering invaluable assistance to social workers, researchers, and anyone seeking to navigate the complex landscape of early 20th-century social support systems in New York. This historical document offers a unique insight into the philanthropic efforts and social welfare initiatives of its time, making it an essential resource for understanding the city's social history.

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