At the beginning of background introduction, it is often necessary to clarify the problems and needs of the community, which is corresponding. When writing the background of the activity, you can not only write the problems faced by the service object, but also start from the needs of the service object. When introducing the background of the activity, social workers can refer to the template "When, where, what's the problem, who is affected, why, what will happen if this problem is not solved" to describe the background of the activity, and they can also sum up a set of their own logical ideas to deal with the writing of the background introduction at work.

Combine with reality.

When carrying out activities, we should first pay attention to the problems and needs of the community. Based on the community, refer to the relevant policies and holiday information issued by the government, and then carry out related activities. Social worker friends must combine their activities with the actual situation of the community, instead of holding activities to cope with festivals, otherwise the projects you have completed will only become scattered holiday activities and cannot really solve the problems and needs of the community. According to the needs and problems of community residents, write the project background, based on reality and down-to-earth, so that the service content in the future will not be divorced from reality or have no focus, and the service quality can be better improved.

Get the materials.

Background materials are the core objective facts supporting the writing of project background. Only when there are certain theoretical facts in the background introduction can this activity be convincing. In their daily work, social workers need to use some evaluation methods to better collect materials in the face of problems and needs in the community, such as directly soliciting opinions through questionnaires, interviews and other forms, inviting community residents' representatives to express their opinions, analyzing and consulting materials, linking resources, integrating existing resources in the community, and inviting experts. Gradually accumulate materials in the work, so that social workers can be well-founded when writing the background introduction of activities.