The Suggestions for the Perfection of China’s Stray Minors Rescue Work

Chunlei YANG, Liyun NIU

Abstract


It is discovered that the rescue management system which has been implemented for more than ten years in China encountered many difficulties in the process of practice, including the staffing, funding and organization establishment of aid agencies and the placement, education and protection of recipients. Under the new situation and the circumstance of social development and the innovation of social management system, to prevent and solve the helplessness of the homeless minors and the problem of the social protection of minors properly not only needs the new system establishment, but also needs to strengthen the building of social ability to rescue the homeless minors.

Keywords


Homeless; Stray minors; Rescue

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/n

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