A 1947 report by an official inspector who visited the Home says children were suffering from malnutrition, and 12 out of 31 infants examined were described as being "emaciated and not thriving".
A 1947 report by an official inspector who visited the Home says children were suffering from malnutrition, had flesh hanging from limbs and were pot-bellied; a sign of starvation. Of 31 infants examined, 12 were described as being "emaciated and not thriving".