Social Service refers to organized efforts and activities designed to improve the well-being of individuals and communities, especially those in need. These services can be provided by government agencies, NGOs (non-governmental organizations), or private entities, and are often aimed at addressing issues such as poverty, education, health, disability, child welfare, and women's rights.

🔹 Main Types of Social Services:

1. Education Services

   • Free or subsidized schooling

   • Adult literacy programs

   • Special education for differently-abled

2. Health Services

   • Free health check-ups and treatment

   • Mental health counseling

   • Awareness programs on hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention

3. Child Welfare Services

   • Orphan care

   • Adoption assistance

   • Child abuse prevention programs

4. Women Empowerment

   • Self-help groups (SHGs)

   • Vocational training

   • Legal support and protection services

5. Elderly Care

   • Old-age homes

   • Health and recreational services

   • Pension and social security support

6. Support for the Disabled

   • Special education and training

   • Assistive devices

   • Job placement and accessibility services

7. Disaster Relief and Rehabilitation

   • Emergency food, shelter, and medical aid

   • Long-term rebuilding and support

8. Employment and Livelihood Programs

   • Job skill training

   • Microfinance and self-employment opportunities