Supporting Women of Excellence and Leadership scholarship scheme
Terms of Reference, lists of recipients, correspondence and reports relating to the Supporting Women of Excellence and Leadership scholarship scheme, funded by ADM.
Papers relating to the Church of England migration scheme
The Church of England Migration Council brought out young women from the United Kingdom, and placed them under the care of Deaconess House. The young women were then placed in domestic service jobs in households. Deaconess Ruby Short took out a licence for the scheme under the Industrial Arbitration Act on 9th October 1939. Includes lists of 'girl domestics' with arrival dates, ship name and name of employer or caretaker. Also includes lists of Australians requesting domestics, and which type.
Includes Deaconess Mary Andrews. Empire Photographers, Broadway, New York City.
Deaconess House - print of watercolour painting
Caption: Deaconess House, equipping women for ministry since 1891.
Formal group portrait of children
The children are most likely residents of Lisgar Children's Home/Deaconess Children's Home and Domestic Training School. Stamp on frame: Rossetti Studios, Darling St Balmain.
Formal group portrait of children
The children are most likely residents of Lisgar Children's Home/Deaconess Children's Home and Domestic Training School.
Miss Emily Norbury, Principal 1938-1944, Head Deaconess 1939-1944
Woman with tweed jacket and brooch
Miss Anna E. Pallister, Deaconess Superintendent, 1913 to 1930