Group 1 - The core initiative involves the establishment of a comprehensive support network for active and retired military personnel in Suzhou, with a special focus on providing care and assistance through various projects [1][2][3] - The Suzhou Charity Federation plans to spend 1.0833 million yuan this year on projects such as military support, medical insurance for struggling veterans, and assistance for families of martyrs, with 278 veterans already benefiting from 278,000 yuan spent to date [1] - The "Military Support and Care" project, initiated in 2023, has expanded its coverage to 14,410 individuals, with an insurance premium investment of 115,300 yuan, providing effective financial support for injured soldiers [2] Group 2 - A multi-layered support system has been created for struggling retired veterans, including a medical insurance program that has allocated 1.0425 million yuan to cover 695 veterans, resulting in total claims of 627,800 yuan [3] - The "Caring for Struggling Veterans" charity assistance project has spent a total of 6.5453 million yuan since its inception in 2019, benefiting 1,680 veterans [3] - The "Caring for Struggling Veterans" insurance project has provided a total of 2.4735 million yuan in claims to 305 veterans, ensuring coverage for accidental injuries and medical expenses [3] Group 3 - The Suzhou Charity Federation emphasizes the importance of spiritual support alongside material assistance, as demonstrated by visits to retired soldiers to express gratitude and respect [4] - A new project titled "Finding Relatives for Martyrs" has been launched with a budget of 300,000 yuan, aimed at locating the families of unnamed martyrs and helping them find burial sites [5] - The "Suzhou Model" combines government leadership, charitable efforts, and social participation to create a warm and robust support network for military personnel and their families [5]