How do social welfare institutions generally recruit people?

The specific work of social welfare workers is as follows:

1. Nursing staff: responsible for the care, health care and life care of the elderly or the disabled.

2. Rehabilitation personnel: responsible for rehabilitation training for the disabled and management of assistive devices.

3. Psychological counselor: responsible for providing psychological counseling and support services for the elderly and the disabled.

4. Social workers: responsible for home visits, social research, drafting and implementing welfare service plans, etc.

5. Administrative logistics personnel: responsible for administrative, secretarial, catering, health and environmental management in welfare homes.

Social welfare institutions are mainly social welfare institutions that adopt people who have lost their ability to work and have difficulties in life due to old age, illness, physical or psychological defects.