The Social Services Emergency Center has recently been inaugurated at Behaki Terminal in Tehran. This initiative is part of efforts to organize social issues in this metropolis. Youssef Moghadami emphasized that all passenger terminals in Tehran are now equipped with these centers to manage social problems in sensitive areas of the city.
Purpose of Establishing the Center
The main goal of creating this center is to identify and organize issues such as child labor and street children, homeless individuals, visible drug addicts, and to support those who are stranded or lost. Moghadami stated that these centers are equipped with specialized social workers who can help improve the situation of these individuals by providing necessary services.
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Social and Security Impacts
Previously, similar centers had also been established at the southern, western, and eastern passenger terminals of the capital. These initiatives not only help increase the security and welfare of citizens and travelers but are also effective in organizing social issues. Given the high volume of passengers and the influx of various individuals into Tehran, establishing such centers can play a significant role in reducing social problems.
According to Moghadami, the presence of these centers at terminals, especially during peak travel seasons, helps quickly identify vulnerable individuals and transfer them to support centers. This initiative will greatly contribute to maintaining security and peace in the city and can create a greater sense of safety among travelers and citizens.
The Social Services Emergency Center at Behaki Terminal is considered a beacon of hope for individuals in difficult situations. By providing supportive and advisory conditions, this center can assist in reintegrating these individuals into society and pave the way for positive changes in their lives.
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