A social service setting is often community-based and offers several types of services to help the population (often underprivileged financially, psychologically and/or physically).

What are some real-life examples of this?

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A social service setting is often community-based and offers several types of services to help the population (often underprivileged financially, psychologically and/or physically).

What are some real-life examples of this?

anonymous · Answer

I need to volunteer in such a setting, but I am not sure what would qualify for the above description...

anonymous · Answer

Provision on help and advice on money management, on "rights" with respect to the provision of social housing, with issues relating to child abuse and welfare, where for example the parents are failing to cope.