Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the first community social enterprise in Qingshan District, Baotou City, marks a significant step towards transforming community services from a "blood transfusion" model reliant on government subsidies to a "blood production" model that actively engages in community welfare and economic development [1]. Group 1 - The newly registered community enterprise aims to serve residents and reinvest profits back into community services, creating a positive feedback loop that enhances grassroots governance [1]. - The enterprise will utilize a "dual-driven" structure that integrates public welfare with market operations, activating idle spaces and attracting diverse stakeholders such as community partners and social enterprises [1][2]. - The community enterprise will focus on various livelihood service projects, including property management, home services, community dining, elderly care, child support, facility upgrades, and cultural activities [1]. Group 2 - The "community partner" model is expected to benefit residents by providing reliable services and stable customer bases for local businesses, while also reducing operational costs [2]. - Resources that were previously scattered, such as home appliance repair and domestic services, will be consolidated through the enterprise platform, enhancing service accessibility and affordability for residents [2]. - The community has conducted resource assessments to identify underutilized spaces and community needs, leading to the creation of a project list that guides the recruitment of community partners [3].