Government social activities outside other orpers

Activities based on the social work profession, the provision of social activity services, counseling, welfare, refugees, delivery and similar services provided to individuals and families at home or elsewhere and carried out by the government, natural disaster management organizations and specialized organizations providing counseling services. , such as welfare services and guidance for children and adolescents, adoption activities and child delinquency prevention activities, household financial counseling services, marriage and family guidance, debt consulting services, community and environmental activities, activities for disaster victims, refugees, immigrants and others including temporary or long-term shelter, rehabilitation and work habitation activities for the unemployed where the education component is limited, activities to determine eligibility in relation to welfare assistance, loans or food stamps, daily care activities a children, including for children with disabilities, daily facility activities for the homeless and other middle to lower social groups and charity activities such as fundraising or other supporting activities aimed at social activities. Including, such as coaching isolated communities, family consultation, training in women's leadership and village women's self-help businesses, adoption, resocialization and coaching, collection and distribution of social assistance funds

Private social activities outside other orphanages

Activities based on the social work profession, the provision of social activity services, counseling, welfare, refugees, delivery and similar services provided to individuals and families at home or elsewhere and carried out by the private sector, local and national non-governmental organizations, natural disaster management organizations. and specialized organizations providing counseling services, such as welfare services and guidance for children and adolescents, adoption activities and child delinquency prevention activities, household financial counseling services, marriage and family guidance, debt-receivable consulting services, community and environmental activities, activities for victims of disasters, refugees, immigrants and others including temporary or long-term shelters, rehabilitation activities and work habitation for the unemployed where the education component is limited, activities to determine eligibility in relation to welfare assistance, loans or coupons. food, daily child care activities, including for children with disabilities, daily facility activities for the homeless and other middle to lower social groups and charity activities such as fundraising or other supporting activities aimed at social activities. These include coaching isolated communities, family consultations, training in women's leadership and village women's self-help businesses, adoption, resocialization and coaching, collection and distribution of social assistance funds.