Are community workers formally established?

Community workers are not career editors, but staff employed by township community workers service stations, not civil servants or career editors.

Community workers refer to full-time staff who are employed by community workers service stations in various towns through certain selection procedures, take natural residential areas as the basic service areas, and provide various public services (collaborative governance) and other public welfare services for all kinds of people living in the community.

Social work is a professional activity to help people or groups in trouble out of trouble by professional methods under the framework of a certain social welfare system, according to professional values, while social workers refer to professional and technical personnel engaged in professional social service in social service institutions such as social welfare, social assistance, social charity, labor security, rehabilitation of the disabled, special care and placement, medical and health care, youth service and judicial correction.