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Çѱ¹ÁÖ°ÅÇÐȸ³í¹®Áý, Vol.31 No.2 (2020-04) |
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This study identified the general points of tributary activity and the service currently being provided to 30 people who directly meet and support the residents of Jokbang, and the connection and necessity with Jokbang on a 5-point scale. The items of relevance and necessity to the residents of the province consisted of 85 total sections presented in five areas: income (11), housing (14), care (19), health (23), and education (18). The results are as follows. Income-area welfare services were more likely to have a higher need (four) than two associations (two) in relation to the prevention agency. Residential areas also had eight more needs than associations (7), and health areas had three higher needs than associations (2). In the Daegu Citizens¡¯ Welfare Standards, welfare services tailored to the characteristics and needs of the residents of the small rooms were shown in the ¡°income, residential and health areas¡± and the need to link welfare services to meet the needs of the small residents was found. However, due to low relevance and necessity items in the field of care and education, the target of welfare service and the contents of support were not directly applicable to the residents of the neighborhood. |