I posted an article before, explaining why the hospitalization expenses were large but I didn't receive the ** from the Civil Affairs Office, and many readers felt incredible, thinking that there was no such good thing to take the initiative to ask about the situation.
Why did I spend a lot of money on hospitalization, but I didn't receive the ** from the civil affairs department?
Here is a clear message to everyone that the author's request for civil assistance is to take the initiative and actively mobilize the masses to apply for assistance, and strive not to miss a single person (after all, it is difficult to achieve it without missing at all).
I don't know how other places operate, but if you haven't seen it, it doesn't mean that you don't, don't generalize. Anyway, the author's side actually operates according to this requirement.
The author needs to regularly check various data forms to see if there are any leakages of insurance and maintenance, including but not limited to: the list of large targets of medical expenditure, the new severely disabled people who are not included in the subsistence allowance list, the entire household who is unable to work is not included in the subsistence allowance list, and the severely disabled person who is not included in the list of special hardship.
Sometimes there are a lot of people in the list, dozens or even hundreds, and they need to be verified one by one. If you can't confirm the situation with the village cadres, you have to ask yourself. If they may meet the requirements, they must urge the other party to submit materials to the civil affairs office. If it is inconvenient to pick up ** during the day, you will call at night. Sometimes others see that they are still playing ** at 9:30 p.m. on weekends, and they say that they can submit materials in WeChat, and they think it is a fraud, so they go to the Civil Affairs Office to confirm.
After this investigation, the vast majority of people who meet the policy provisions can get assistance, but there are two exceptions: the first is that the other party has been notified of the conditions for applying for assistance and the required materials, and the materials have not been submitted after a long time. I can't keep urging it, so I can only default to not applying for help. The second type is that the whole family is in other places and really can't be contacted. In the vast sea of people, it is really difficult to find people.
Why must the Civil Affairs Office take the initiative to inquire about the situation of the people in need and mobilize them to apply for assistance?There are many reasons for this. Here are 2 points.
(1) The masses are not clear about the policy
Some people have difficulties at home, but they do not tell the village committee or the civil affairs office, and they do not say a word, and they suffer there in silence. If you don't speak out if you have difficulties, you can only wait for the Civil Affairs Office to take the initiative.
When checking the situation, I asked the other party why it was so difficult at home why he didn't apply for a subsistence allowance with the Civil Affairs Office before. Some people do not know the subsistence allowance policy;There are also some people who have heard that it is difficult to run a subsistence allowance and that it is impossible to get it if it has nothing to do with it, so they simply don't ask.
Times have long since changed. Relationship protection has become one of the very few shadows in the sun. Now the subsistence allowance is talking about expanding the scope and increasing efficiency. Regardless of whether you meet the conditions or not, if you encounter difficulties, go to the civil affairs office to talk about the situation and see if you can get help. If you want a civil affairs office, ask about the situation, and you don't need much phone bill, don't be reluctant to ask.
For the masses who are not clear about the policy or have bias against the policy, they will not take the initiative to apply, and can only take the initiative to mobilize the civil affairs office to apply.
(2) To complete the performance indicators
Why should the performance indicators of the subsistence allowance be set to be no lower than last year, and the more the better?
As mentioned in the previous article, one of the indicators of civil affairs is the number of subsistence allowances. Regions with fewer subsistence allowances than last year will have their performance deducted (and those who have missed insurance seriously will also be held accountable). The purpose of such a stipulation is to stimulate the motivation of the work of the Civil Affairs Office.
In the absence of such a provision, individual staff members may not act and apply for what they do and ignore those who do not.
Is it difficult in other people's homes, and others themselves don't know?If no one else comes to apply, what should I worry about?Something happened to someone else's family, what does it matter to me?There are so many things on my side, can I manage it?
This kind of mentality that has nothing to do with oneself is obviously undesirable for a people's livelihood department like the Civil Affairs Office, but anyone who empathizes with the masses should not have such an idea.
With the pressure of performance indicators, in order to complete the increase in the subsistence allowance, the staff of the Civil Affairs Office will naturally try to find people who may be eligible and mobilize them to apply for assistance.
It is reasonable for civil affairs to take the initiative to mobilize the masses to apply for assistance. There are many benefits to this, and the only downside may be the increased workload. Originally, the grassroots level has fewer people and more things, and for the people who may be in difficulty, they have to take the initiative to ask one by one, and the workload will undoubtedly multiply, which is easy to produce professional burnout.