Abdulmajid Rahmani, the CEO of the Tehran Municipality's Social Services Organization, announced the development of social service houses in 352 neighborhood centers in the capital. The main goal of this program is to identify the needy and at-risk individuals at the neighborhood level in collaboration with volunteers and responsible agencies.
Identifying the Needy in Neighborhoods
Rahmani stated that the activities of the Tehran Social Headquarters are dedicated to identifying deprived and needy individuals at the neighborhood level. He said: "We are trying to provide necessary services to these individuals in collaboration with executive agencies." This program is considered a suitable platform for more accurately identifying the needs of citizens and addressing social issues.
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Intersectoral Cooperation and the Role of Volunteers
Rahmani emphasized the importance of intersectoral cooperation, stating: "Education, the judiciary, the Welfare Organization, law enforcement, the Imam Khomeini Relief Foundation, Basij, the IRGC, mosques, religious committees, and NGOs are among the entities whose cooperation is essential for advancing social programs." These collaborations can help reduce social harms and address citizens' problems.
According to Rahmani, the main approach of these programs is to identify needs at the closest level to people's lives and utilize the capacities of responsible agencies and community participation. He emphasized that these programs can lead to improved quality of life for citizens and reduced social harms.
The development of social service houses in Tehran reflects the serious commitment of officials to support the needy and create a space for collaboration among various social institutions. With the implementation of this program, it is expected that many social and economic problems at the neighborhood level will be resolved, leading to a better and higher quality life for citizens.
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