Social worker always ready to serve
China DailySun Linlin visits a primary school in Suzhou, Jiangsu province, to give scarves to migrant workers' children. Since Suzhou, Jiangsu province, started to face the resurgence of COVID-19 in February, Sun Linlin, head of Qingliu social workers' center in the city, has been thinking of ways by which they can participate in the front lines to help contain the virus and offer online services for people in need. "The pandemic has posed new questions for social workers－how to provide proper service and better coordinate with the government," says the 33-year-old. "Although facing difficulties, such as underfunding and health risks, Qingliu still found its way to deliver services," Sun says. To help expats get firsthand information, in mid-February, Qingliu set up a team of "language volunteers "that posts tips on pandemic control measures, such as nucleic acid testing, in Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean and the local dialect.
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