1, personnel cost: Social work projects usually need to hire professional social workers to perform the work. Part of the funds can be used to pay the wages, welfare and training expenses of social workers.

2. Training and education: Social workers need to constantly improve their professional knowledge and skills in order to better serve the target group. Therefore, these funds can be used to organize training, seminars and workshops to provide necessary learning and development opportunities.

3. Activities and services: Social work projects may need to carry out various activities and services to meet the needs of target groups. These funds can be used to organize seminars, training courses, consulting services, caring activities, etc. , and provide necessary goods and equipment.

4. Resources and materials: Social work projects need to purchase materials, manuals, publicity materials and other resources to support the operation and publicity of the project. These funds can be used to purchase these resources to ensure the smooth progress of the project.

5. Research and evaluation: In order to improve the project effect, funds can be used for the research and evaluation of the project. Professional institutions or researchers can be hired to evaluate and collect data and feedback, so as to adjust the project strategy and improve the service in time.

6. Partnership: Social work projects can establish partnerships with other organizations or institutions to share activities and resources. Funds can be used to establish and maintain these partnerships.