What does public welfare mean?

Public welfare is the abbreviation of public interest.

Public welfare is a public product that individuals or organizations voluntarily provide to the public by doing good deeds. Here, doing good deeds and doing good deeds is the value judgment of individual or organizational behavior; The result of the action is to provide public goods to unspecified members of society.

Public welfare activities are the product of modern social conditions and the symbol of the spirit of citizen participation. Public welfare activities should produce public products that are conducive to improving public safety and increasing social welfare. When organizing public welfare activities, we should follow public morality, conform to public opinion, and strive to form a good atmosphere in which participants can win more benefits. Therefore, public welfare activities should include at least five elements: citizens, public interests, public morality, public will and interests.

voluntary service

1. Undertake government social research and provide voluntary services for large-scale sports events, cultural activities, conferences and sports cultural venues.

2. Provide care and help to the socially disadvantaged groups and individuals, solve their practical difficulties in personal life, especially provide better care services for the poor and the disabled; Provide help for the medical care and life of the widowed and sick elderly; Provide physical and mental care for empty nesters and widowed elderly; Advocate social inheritance and respect for the cause of providing for the aged.

3. Provide caring services for teenagers, and provide training, guidance and help in health, study, employment, entrepreneurship and life. At the same time, we should establish a caring platform based on young people, give full play to the dedication of young volunteers, and participate more in serving and practicing society. Show the new look of beautiful young volunteers in Neijiang.

4. Provide more help and care services for children, especially disabled children, out-of-school children and left-behind children.