In 2008, Siming District built a remote video recruitment system and built a multi-level enterprise recruitment service platform. A three-level labor rights protection network of community mediation, online supervision, and sunshine arbitration was established to collect RMB 28.568 million in wages owed to migrant workers and to refund RMB 1.643 million in risk deposits from migrant workers. Establish a health fund, implement the "health plan", and comprehensively promote the work of providing care for the elderly, helping the poor, assisting doctors, assisting students, and assisting the disabled. It was recommended by the Provincial Department of Civil Affairs to participate in the "National Elderly Care Service Socialization Demonstration Zone".

In 2008, Siming District invested a total of 20.65 million yuan to improve community infrastructure and basically achieved the target requirement of 500 square meters of community office and activity space in the district. Seven special projects, including the Youth Rights Protection Service Post, the New Citizen Cultural Salon, the Helping and Teaching Group for Loving Mothers, the Hand-in-Hand Loving Online School, the Public Opinion Talk Room, the Green Family Environmental Protection, and the Empty Nest Service for the Elderly, were selected as the "Top Ten Creative Ideas" for community construction in the city. Community services such as charity supermarkets, community assistance, and community volunteer activities have been improved, and community interpersonal relationships have become more harmonious.

Health

In 2008, all community health service centers in Siming District met the standards of provincial demonstration centers, and medical registration fees were fully exempted. The drug markup rate was reduced by 5% compared with the regulations. The hospital received more than 500,000 patient visits throughout the year. Strengthen family planning and population work, take the lead in launching the death and disability support system for only children in the city, and reward women of childbearing age (including migrant populations) who implement long-term birth control measures, and are rated as advanced units in the family planning information system for migrant populations by the National Family Planning Commission.