%0 Journal Article
%T 乡村振兴背景下社会工作介入农村独居老人生活保障的分析——以Q镇S村为例<br>Analysis of Social Work Intervention in Living Security for the Elderly Living Alone in Rural Areas under the Background of Rural Revitalization—Taking S Village of Q Town as an Example
%A 俞晓宝
%J Advances in Social Sciences
%P 4335-4341
%@ 2169-2564
%D 2023
%I Hans Publishing
%R 10.12677/ASS.2023.128591
%X 社会工作作为社会治理中重要的专业性实践，与乡村振兴战略目标有着相同的价值观体系，在参与乡村振兴的过程中承担了支持者、引导者、资源链接者等重要角色。在乡村振兴背景下，农村独居老人的保障问题较为突出，随着人口老龄化发展愈加严峻，农村独居老人作为社会上特殊的弱势群体，他们自身居住地环境偏僻、周边医疗资源匮乏，在突发性风险面前保障性略显不足。长此以往，农村独居老人在生活、情感、健康都会存在一系列问题隐患。在响应乡村振兴的战略背景下，社会工作者通过走进农村，运用专业的社会工作理论知识和实务技巧，为S村的独居老人提供相应的服务支持，探索乡村振兴时代下农村独居老人的生活保障路径。<br />
As an important professional practice in social governance, social work has the same value system as the strategic goal of rural revitalization, and plays an important role in the process of participating in rural revitalization, such as supporter, guide and resource link. Under the background of rural revitalization, the security of elderly living alone in rural areas is more prominent. With the development of aging population becoming more severe, elderly living alone in rural areas, as a special vulnerable group in the society, have a remote living environment and lack of surrounding medical resources, and their security is slightly insufficient in the face of sudden risks. In the long run, the elderly living alone in rural areas will have a series of hidden problems in life, emotion and health. In response to the strategic background of rural revitalization, social workers enter the countryside and use their professional theoretical knowledge and practical skills of social work to provide corresponding service support for the elderly living alone in Village S, and explore the path of life security for the elderly living alone in rural areas in the era of rural revitalization.
%K 乡村振兴，农村独居老人，社会工作，需求问题<br>Rural Revitalization
%K Elderly People Living Alone in Rural Areas
%K Social Work
%K Demand Problem
%U http://www.hanspub.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=70167