What do community workers do?

Community workers are full-time staff who provide all kinds of public services (collaborative governance) and other public welfare services for all kinds of people living in the community in the basic service area of the grass-roots community.

Community work can be divided into two main directions:

First, management posts, such as stationmaster, community secretary and director, are responsible for the overall work of the community, including formulating community development plans and organizing their implementation, coordinating the relationship between the community and various departments, assisting in the development of some public services and other public welfare services, and some daily community management work.

Second, comprehensive posts, such as full-time workers in social welfare and labor security, are, as the name implies, full-time workers who interface with higher-level trade unions and civil affairs departments to coordinate and protect the rights and interests of employees and disabled people, as well as full-time anti-drug workers, health care workers and grid workers. All of them are connected with relevant units to serve community drug control, health care and information collection.

The main responsibilities of community workers

1. management function: under the guidance of government departments and the leadership of community party organizations, organize community members to carry out autonomous management, do a good job in community health, social security, culture, family planning and public security, complete community members' congresses, and set management objectives.

2. Service function: organize community members to provide convenience services, mobilize and organize community members to jointly build * * *, enjoy resources, handle community public affairs and public welfare undertakings, organize volunteer teams, and run the community service industry well; Assist the government to implement the urban minimum living security system, introduce employment and carry out special care and relief work.

3. Educational function: organize and guide community members to carry out legal education, public moral education, youth education and "two-job" personnel education, and carry out vocational training, cultural entertainment and sports activities. Carry out the selection of five good civilizations, form a cultural atmosphere with community characteristics, and enhance the sense of belonging and cohesion of community members.

4. Supervision function: assigned by members of the community members' assembly, timely feedback supervision opinions to higher authorities and departments, and supervise the performance of community property management.

5, cooperate with and assist the government and its agencies to complete the relevant tasks.