ব্রিটিশ হাসপাতালে একটি সরকারী যারা রোগীদের সামাজিক ও বস্তুগত চাহিদা দেখাশোনা

Noun:

ভিক্ষাবিতরণকারী, ভিক্ষাদাতা, ভিক্ষারণ্টক,

almoners's Usage Examples:

associations of hospital almoners.

Such donations were referred to as alms and the officers as almoners and the position was one of considerable status.

workers in Britain and Ireland were originally known as hospital almoners or "lady almoners" until the profession was officially renamed medical social work.

early British medical social worker who was later called the "mother of almoners".

local offices, which might include precentors, chamberlains (camerarii), almoners (eleemosynarii), hospitalarii, portarii, primicerii, or custodes.

The almoners met every two weeks under direction of an unpaid overseer to discuss the.

The society still provides for needy Scots in New York City via its almoners program and has a scholarship program that allows two Scots to attend graduate.

In September 1819 the school's committee of almoners voted to accept the painting and place it in the great hall.

devoted himself to dispensing charity unostentatiously and through private almoners, but on a large scale.

In the Chairman's Hall, where the regent and the almoners used to convene, there is a second group of paintings, by artists such.

almoners's Meaning':

an official in a British hospital who looks after the social and material needs of the patients