Social Work Service Models and Innovative Approaches for the Urban Integration of Migrant Children

DOI: https://doi.org/10.62517/jel.202514203

Author(s)

Wu Ruohan

Affiliation(s)

Social Work Major, University of Jinan, Shandong, China

Abstract

This paper, from the perspective of social work, focuses on the educational, cultural, and social integration challenges faced by migrant children and their core needs. It also addresses the limitations of the existing service models, such as the mismatch between supply and demand, insufficient collaboration among multiple stakeholders, and lagging digital technology empowerment. The paper explores innovative service paths for migrant children. Through strategies such as building a long-term development service system, improving the collaborative mechanism among multiple stakeholders, and strengthening the application of digital technology, it aims to enhance the precision and effectiveness of services, assist migrant children in better integrating into urban life, and promote social equity and integrated development.

Keywords

Migrant Children; Service Innovation; Social Work; Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration; Digital Application

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