Community service scheme design

1. Description and analysis of the problem With the rapid development of economy and the improvement of living conditions, people have more and more choices in diet, so that people's diet structure is obviously unreasonable and unscientific, and the probability of diabetes is greatly increased. Through the collection of various information, social workers will summarize some problems reflected by this phenomenon as follows. (1) People's dietary intake is unscientific and unreasonable. With the improvement of living standards and economic ability, people have the ability to buy and taste all kinds of food according to their personal preferences, and pay attention to eating well, which leads to more and more people suffering from "rich diseases" such as diabetes. (2) Residents' awareness of self-protection and disease prevention is weak. In the community, quite a few residents lack the basic knowledge of diabetes, let alone how to prevent diseases such as diabetes. (3) The propaganda of community disease prevention knowledge is weak.

2. Program design (1) Program objective: to help community residents improve their awareness of self-protection and disease prevention, and to improve their physical fitness and get a healthy life by adjusting their eating habits. (2) Implementation strategy of the plan: 1. Print pamphlets on diabetes knowledge to introduce the occurrence, harm and prevention of diabetes to residents and distribute them to community residents in a unified way;

2. Hold expert lectures on diabetes knowledge, arrange free medical expert lectures for residents, popularize diabetes prevention knowledge and how to eat scientifically and reasonably. 3. Cooperate with the community medical service center to carry out free clinic activities on a regular basis, and invite doctors into the community to provide residents with basic physical examinations and answers to disease knowledge. 4. Hold a reasonable diet competition, select families who eat scientifically and reasonably, set prizes as encouragement, and enhance the enthusiasm of residents to improve their diet structure. (3) Scheme implementation: It involves integrating community resources, providing services, monitoring the implementation progress, and handling crises. (4) Program evaluation: including program implementation evaluation, community residents' satisfaction with various activities, satisfaction with related publicity and effect evaluation.