What is the public service of family?

Family service refers to the for-profit service activities provided by family service operators, with the family as the main service object and daily life affairs such as household cleaning, laundry, cooking, home care and infant care as the main service contents, including domestic service (nanny), hourly workers and piece workers.

Generally speaking, there are three forms of family public service:

First, supportive public services, that is, public services that support or enhance family functions. This is also the most common form of family public service, including various types of domestic service.

Second, supplementary public services refer to family public services used to supplement family functions; For example, maintaining the basic income of economically secure families) and reducing the pressure or tension of family operation.

Third, alternative family services, that is, family services that replace part or all of family functions. For example, families who take care of the elderly or children. This service is a service to reduce the burden of family care, so that families can have a rest, and it is also an alternative service for families who cannot take care of them because of emergencies.