Incentive policy for epidemic prevention volunteers

During the epidemic, a large number of volunteers appeared to safeguard public safety and social interests. They have done their best to stop the spread of the epidemic. For volunteers who have made great contributions during the epidemic, all provinces and cities have adopted certain epidemic subsidy policies. During the epidemic period, according to the different epidemic situations in different places, the volunteer subsidy standard for supporting Wuhan is naturally higher than that in other less serious areas. During the epidemic, the work of volunteers is also very difficult, such as inconvenient transportation and insufficient manpower. Some volunteers even pay for charity. Therefore, if volunteers are organized to fight the epidemic in units or places, corresponding subsidies should be given. Earlier, the state and local governments also explicitly stipulated that subsidies should be given to frontline anti-epidemic volunteers with different amounts. There is no subsidy for volunteers who sign up during the epidemic, because the attendance of volunteers is short-lived. When the risk is the highest during the epidemic, community workers invite some people to conduct a major investigation on epidemic prevention and control, and transport people with fever and cough to hospitals or isolation points. Volunteer service refers to the service provided by anyone who voluntarily contributes personal time and energy to improve society and promote social progress, without any material reward.

There are many kinds of volunteers, including full-time volunteers, such as college students' western plan, and social volunteers. They can do some voluntary service in some places and part time, which is good for individuals and society. As for the former, it will be recorded in the file, but it is difficult to do so; The latter can also have more social practice experience, which will be helpful to his life, and can be written on his resume when looking for a job again.

Legal basis: Article 3 of the Regulations on Voluntary Service shall follow the principles of voluntariness, free of charge, equality, honesty and legality, and shall not violate social morality, harm social public interests and the legitimate rights and interests of others, or endanger national security.