A Brief Study of the Social Services Concerned with the Blind of Topeka, Kansas

Introductory Notes -- 1. Why the Study Was Made -- 2. Topeka ACooperates -- 3. The Goal Set -- 4. The Basis of  Remarks -- 5. Names Withheld -- 6. Census of the Blind of Topeka -- Definitions -- 1. Social Serivces -- 2. Blind -- 3. Life-Patterns -- 4. Success -- Field of Study -- 1. Contacts Made -- Basis of Inquiry -- 1. Four Points -- Social Work Premises -- 1. Blind as a Class -- 2. Sixth Sense -- 3. Life-Patterns -- 4. Blind Pride -- 5. Cooperative Production -- Recommendations -- General Recommendations -- 1. Community Wide Planning -- 2. Use of Opportunities -- 3. Extension of Services -- Specific Recommendations -- 1. Supervisor Employed -- 1A. Qualifications -- 1B. Duties -- 2. Private Family Agency Responsibility -- 3. Budget -- 4. Advisory Committee -- 5. Affiliation -- 6. Craft Workroom -- 7. Public Gatherings -- 8. Functions Planned -- 9. Distribution of Report  -- Special Recommendation -- 1. W.P.A. Craft Shop -- Conclusions -- Chart of Plan -- National Agencies -- Commercial Agencies.