展望“十五五” 八桂启新篇 | 关爱“一老一小”托起“朝夕美好”

Group 1 - The core focus of the news is on the improvement of social welfare services for the elderly and children in Guangxi, highlighting the government's initiatives to enhance living standards for these vulnerable groups [1][2] - Starting from January, Guangxi has implemented a subsidy program for elderly individuals aged 60 and above with moderate to severe disabilities, providing a maximum monthly subsidy of 800 yuan per person [1] - The minimum living standards for orphans in institutional care have been raised to 1,601 yuan per month, while the standards for socially scattered orphans and children without guardians have been increased to 1,158 yuan per month [1] Group 2 - Guangxi's elderly population aged 60 and above has reached 9.81 million, indicating a continuous acceleration in the aging process, prompting the government to integrate elderly care services into its high-quality development strategy [2] - During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, Guangxi has allocated 3.9 billion yuan to support the development of elderly care services, aiming to establish a "three-in-one" service system encompassing home, community, and institutional care [2] - By 2027, Guangxi plans to develop over 200 community embedded elderly care facilities and support the establishment of more than 400 rural "doorstep" elderly care service stations, along with the construction of 1,000 elderly dining halls [2] Group 3 - The "Hand in Hand" initiative for children in difficult situations has been implemented since 2022, focusing on improving welfare and support for orphans and children without guardians, with a current population of 33,000 in Guangxi [2][3] - The initiative aims to pair 20,000 caring parents with left-behind and disadvantaged children during the 15th Five-Year Plan period, providing emotional support and public services to ensure equitable access for all children [3] - Guangxi's government emphasizes the importance of "one elderly and one child" work as a priority in social welfare, aiming to enhance the warmth of elderly care and the strength of child protection services [3]