Chase Wave News Reporter: Liu Botao
Correspondents: Dai Shaoxiong, Zhang Zhoumin
In the countryside, there are always many corners that hide the hardships of life. Grandma Wang is one of them, she is old and frail, and she still relies on her meager labor force to make a living without a stable financial source. Fortunately, she is a beneficiary of the subsistence allowance policy, and this care from the party and the state has given her life more hope and warmth. In order to maximize the effectiveness of the subsistence allowance policy and ensure fairness and justice for the people's livelihood and well-being, it is indispensable to verify the subsistence allowance. Therefore, the Enshi Civil Affairs Bureau entrusts social work institutions with professional theoretical support and professional methods to carry out the verification of the subsistence allowance through government procurement, which not only reflects the concern and concern for the subsistence allowance group, but also reflects the warmth and wisdom behind the policy.
As an important part of the social assistance system, the subsistence allowance policy aims to provide basic living security for the needy. However, how to ensure that this care can be accurately delivered to those who really need it is an unavoidable problem in the process of policy implementation. The work of the Bizka Society is a key part of the verification of the subsistence allowance, not only to strictly comply with the verification regulations, but also to ensure that every applicant is treated fairly in a humane way. The construction of this "network of warmth" is an indispensable part of the verification of the subsistence allowance.
First of all, social workers play the role of "gatekeepers" in the verification of the subsistence allowance. Through meticulous investigation and verification, they ensure that every applicant meets the criteria of the subsistence allowance policy. This is not only a respect for the policy, but also a maintenance of social fairness. In this process, social workers should not only pay attention to the applicant's financial situation, but also understand their living conditions, health conditions, etc., to ensure that the policy can be truly implemented.
Secondly, social workers convey "warmth" in the verification of the subsistence allowance. Bizka's social workers are well aware of the stories and difficulties behind each applicant, so they are always patient and caring during the verification process. They will take the initiative to understand the needs and difficulties of the applicants, and actively provide them with the necessary help and support.
When the social workers learned about this situation, they first applied to the village to communicate with the subsistence allowance to ensure that they could help the family more than one more person in line with the policy, and then get the supplies from the car (sweater, rice oil, Journey to the West books and picture books, etc.) to Xiaoping, the social worker intimately took her to read the Journey to the West picture book, under the social worker's explanation, Xiaoping found fun in a relaxed and happy atmosphere, enriching her inner world. This humanized service method allows applicants to feel the warmth and care from the society, and also enhances their sense of trust and belonging to the policy.
Finally, Bizka social workers play the role of a "bridge" in the verification of the subsistence allowance. They not only connect policies and applicants, but also connect governments and society. By going deep into the grassroots and understanding the people's feelings, they shared the latest developments and requirements of the policy with the needy groups, and fed back the real status and needs of the needy groups to the relevant departments, providing strong support for the improvement and optimization of the policy. At the same time, they also actively publicized the policy and popularized knowledge, raising public awareness and participation in the subsistence allowance policy.
In the warm web of subsistence allowance verification, Bizka's social workers have woven a web of care with wisdom and warmth. They not only ensure the fairness and justice of the policy, but also convey the warmth and care of the society. This people-oriented service concept not only makes applicants feel the care and warmth from the society, but also makes the whole society more harmonious and beautiful. Let us look forward to more such networks of warmth to bring more light and hope to every corner of society.