Main functions of civil affairs departments

I'm from the county civil affairs bureau. We mainly have the low-income office, the special care and resettlement office, the disaster relief unit, the social affairs unit, the aging committee, the social welfare unit, the fundraising committee office and the charity federation. These important stock offices, including the Immigration Office and the Poverty Alleviation Office, have now been separated! The office of subsistence allowances was renamed as the office of minimum living security (including rural subsistence allowances, urban subsistence allowances, medical assistance, downsizing and resignation, which can't be made clear at once. You can look it up on the Internet), and the office of special care and resettlement is the place where retired soldiers are placed, disabled soldiers and retired soldiers are dealt with, so is the disaster relief unit, and the social affairs unit has many things, such as marriage registration and place names office (the street of the city is named) The declaration of changing the county into the city, and the identification of the map all belong to this place name office), funeral and burial, societies (that is, societies are registered, and if they are not registered, they are illegal associations, and if they meet, they can be regarded as illegal gatherings), rescue stations (to save beggars and vagrants and send them home), adoption (to adopt abandoned babies, provided that they are legally abandoned), and the Committee on Aging is the place where the elderly are managed, and the social welfare unit mainly issues old-age cards. I don't know if you are satisfied with my answers!