Known as vagrants and beggars, how long does it take to receive assistance?

1. Who are the recipients of the aid station? Animals need help. Can I find a rescue station?

The rescue object of the rescue management station is: people who are away from home, unable to solve their own accommodation, are or will be in a state of vagrancy or begging, including vagrants and beggars who have no life.

The rescue objects of the rescue management station do not include all kinds of animals. If necessary, the public can contact the relevant animal protection agencies.

2. What is the principle of the rescue station? How long will the rescue last?

Follow the principle of voluntary, free and temporary assistance. Relief for vagrants and beggars is a temporary social relief measure to solve their basic living difficulties, and the relief period generally does not exceed 10 days.

3. What should citizens do when they meet tramps in the street?

The citizens asked the tramp if he needed help. If they need help, they can be guided or escorted to the rescue management station for help. They can also call the 24-hour hotline (0756-2515110) or call the police. If you are a critically ill patient or a suspected mental patient, you can directly call the emergency number 120.

4. How to ask for help after arriving at the rescue station?

Help-seekers put forward the reasons and needs for help, and show their identity documents. If identity documents cannot be produced, basic information such as name, ID number and household registration address shall be provided truthfully. For those who are identified as customers by the staff, they should register and give help.

In any of the following circumstances, the rescue station may refuse to provide assistance: refusing to cooperate with the safety inspection; Refusing to comply with the provisions on the management of goods; Have the ability to solve accommodation; Asking for cash and refusing to accept other forms of assistance; Refusing to provide or truthfully provide personal information; Other circumstances that do not meet the conditions for assistance.

5. What rescue services does the rescue station provide?

According to the actual situation of the help-seeking personnel, we can provide: food that meets the requirements of food hygiene; Accommodation conditions that meet the basic conditions; For sudden diseases in the station, send them to the hospital for treatment in time; Help to contact their relatives or units; For recipients who return to their place of residence or unit without transportation expenses, provide travel vouchers.

6. Some vagrants and beggars repeatedly wander and beg in the streets. Why don't aid agencies help them?

People who repeatedly wander and beg in the street are basically people who are still unwilling to accept assistance after repeated persuasion by the staff of the relief agency. According to the principle of voluntariness, this part of the personnel assistance management organization cannot give compulsory assistance. In daily work, rescue agencies will conduct regular inspections and persuasion, and provide service contact cards so as to get timely assistance when needed.

7. What should citizens do if they find minors begging, or if they find minors or disabled people suspected of being forced to beg in the street?

Please call the police at 1 10 in time and inform the public security organ of the specific situation.

8. What should citizens do if they find vagrants performing arts, selling flowers and begging, setting up stalls to tell fortune, urinating and defecating everywhere and other disturbing behaviors?

The above acts violate the relevant regulations of urban management, and citizens can directly call the 12345 service hotline to ask the urban management department to handle them.

9. What is a professional beggar? What are the characteristics?

A professional beggar refers to a person who takes begging as his profession, has the ability to work but does not earn his own living, and illegally obtains income by disguising, deceiving or even manipulating others. Most of them are organized, and beggars in one organization take turns begging in different places; Regular action; After being persuaded by rescuers, urban management or police, they will change places to continue begging.