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Eileen Younghusband

by Angus Basil, toned bromide print on photographer's mount, 1930s
History of Social Work | A Basil

Social worker Eileen Younghusband (1902-1981). . . is in several ways an important part of 20th century social work history. She was active during the most decisive formative decades of the welfare state, contributing significantly – particularly through committee work and reports – to the development of systems and institutions at national level in the UK.

Posted in: History on 07/01/2016 | Link to this post on IFP |
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