Responsibilities and scope of work of rescue stations

The responsibilities and scope of work of the rescue station are:

1. Responsible for the organization and implementation of social assistance work in the jurisdiction.

2. Accept applications for subsistence allowances and related social assistance from residents in the jurisdiction, and investigate the applicant's family income and property status through information verification, household surveys, neighborhood visits, letter requests, etc. Verify.

3. Based on the investigation and evaluation, put forward review opinions on the enjoyment of minimum living security, and compile relevant materials and submit them to the District Civil Affairs Bureau for approval. For those who pass the examination and approval, we will do a good job in distributing relief funds.

4. Responsible for the ledger registration, file management, information entry and data statistics of social assistance work in the jurisdiction.

5. Provide social assistance policy consulting services to residents in the jurisdiction, and explain and respond to letters and visits in accordance with the policy.

6. According to the classification of personnel, regularly check the economic status of the families of social assistance recipients in the jurisdiction, put forward opinions on adjusting assistance benefits, and do a good job in dynamic management.

7. Investigate and deal with illegal and disciplinary activities in the jurisdiction in accordance with the law, such as defrauding, falsely receiving social assistance funds and materials, and favoring relatives and close friends.

8. Strengthen the ideological and legal education of social assistance staff, and provide guidance and training on social assistance business.

9. Actively guide and support social forces in the area to participate in rescue work, organize and mobilize social assistance recipients to participate in public welfare activities, and repay the society.

10. Complete other social assistance tasks assigned by superiors.

Recruitment conditions for rescue stations

1. College degree or above, 18 years of age or older.

2. Have a sense of social responsibility, professionalism and dedication.

3. Have the ability to perform rescue duties and be able to complete first aid rescue work.

4. Rich work experience and able to adapt to the needs of grassroots work.