Journal of Aging & Social Policy · 1997 · 127 citations · 7 references
Public AffairsFamily LawSocial PolicyAging PolicyFamily PolicyWelfare PolicyCare PolicyCaregiver SupportCaregivingFamily CareFamily SupportFamily Support PolicyFamily Care DutiesFamily Caregiving SupportFamily Involvement PoliciesFamily Policy DesignFamily Policy ReformInformal Family CareObligationsSocial Assistance For Families
With the introduction of economic reforms, families in China are challenged by a variety of family-related problems. Demographic and social changes are affecting both the capacity and willingness of the family to provide care for the elderly. The Chinese Government is aware of the importance of the family in the welfare of its citizens, and has promulgated a series of laws and regulations prescribing family obligations. Yet formal services supporting families are extremely underdeveloped, and it is urgent that the government formulate an effective policy to facilitate, support, and maximize family care.
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The community-based welfare system in China
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