居家养老更便利、婚姻登记“全国通办”……我国民政事业发展取得新进展

Group 1 - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, China's social safety net for vulnerable groups has become increasingly robust, with a layered social assistance system established to cover not only low-income households but also those on the edge of poverty and families facing rigid expenditure difficulties [1] - The protection of children in difficult situations has been enhanced, with measures now including left-behind and migrant children, and improved basic living standards for orphans and other vulnerable children [1] - Welfare for disabled individuals has seen significant improvements, with increased subsidy standards and the accelerated construction of care service systems, utilizing new technologies for better service delivery [1] Group 2 - A distinctive elderly care service system suitable for China's national conditions is being rapidly developed, with 86,000 elderly meal assistance points established nationwide, allowing more elderly individuals to access meals conveniently [3] - Over 2 million households of special difficulty elderly individuals have undergone home modifications to facilitate aging in place, with a significant increase in the proportion of nursing beds in elderly care facilities, now exceeding 65% [3] - A new subsidy program for elderly individuals with moderate to severe disabilities has been implemented, providing monthly financial support to eligible individuals [3] Group 3 - Significant progress has been made in specialized social services, including the establishment of over 10,000 public cemeteries and the implementation of nationwide marriage registration services [5] - The naming of over 700,000 rural place names during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period has improved accessibility for residents and facilitated rural revitalization efforts [5] - The development of civil affairs during this period has enhanced the sense of gain, happiness, and security among the public [5]