Recently, in a battalion area of the 72nd Group Army, the "Shuangyong Community" was officially put into use, with military and civilian leaders, over a hundred officers, soldiers, and family representatives attending the completion ceremony. In order to ensure the service and support of military personnel, the party committee of the brigade has visited multiple departments such as the local Civil Affairs Bureau and the Veterans Affairs Bureau to coordinate with the local government to establish a "double support community" for serving officers, soldiers, and their families. The community is provided with venues by the military and staffing by local governments, introducing community service functions into military camps and exploring new paths for mutual support and construction. It is reported that the "Shuangyong Community" can provide convenient services, legal aid, employment guidance, psychological counseling, and other services for officers, soldiers, and their families. All 5 full-time social workers are family members of officers and soldiers, which not only solves the employment problem for some family members, but also leverages the advantages of understanding the military to carry out service support work. When talking about the changes brought about by the "Double Support Community" after it was put into use, Cheng Fujun, the First sergeant of the brigade, said happily that in the past, because of the busy work and training, it was difficult to spare more time to care about the growth of children. Now, children, accompanied by social workers, use the time after school to do handicrafts and learn painting, solving the worries behind. (Outlook New Era Network)
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