A PRELIMINARY STUDY ON THE SERVICE PATH OF SOCIAL WORK SERVICE STATIONS ASSISTING CHILDREN PROTECTION IN CHINA

Abstract Currently, the Chinese government emphasizes the establishment of social service stations and protects children. The street (township) social work service station is a comprehensive supply platform for public services, including services for minors. This study provides an overview of a three-tiered social work service system and the primary services offered by social work service stations. This study investigates the potential for local Social Work Service Stations to aid in the protection of children in terms of policy rationalization and professional advantages. It examines the role of Social Work Service Stations in the integration of resources, identification of demand, service delivery, and service support for the protection of children. In addition, it proposed a service path for social work service stations to assist in the protection of minors at the local level from four perspectives. The integration of resources, including social work service stations and workstations for the protection of minors. Enhancing the professional level of full-time and part-time children’s social workers by promoting talent. Linking mechanism, streamlined participation channels in social work. Assistance with the professionalization of child protection services. It is anticipated that more local social work services will be presented in the near future.