Enid Warren

Enid Charis Warren OBE (22 May 1903 – 17 September 1980) was a British medical social worker.

Life Warren was born in Finchley in 1903. Her parents were Walter Richard Warren (a barrister) and his wife, Annie (born Dixon). She was one of five daughters. When she was a child the family from Finchley to Highgate in London She attended the North London Collegiate School, like all of her sisters. Her eldest sister, Marjory Warren, became a doctor of geriatrics, and another a teacher. Warren decided on almoning because she wanted to help people.

In 1942, she became the head almoner at Hammersmith Hospital in London.

Warren died at the Royal Free Hospital in 1980 of cancer and hypernephroma of the kidney. She was interviewed about her life by Alan Cohen and these were published much later.