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social service

/ˈsəʊʃəl ˈsɜːvɪs/

Traduction: Terme désignant des activités ou programmes organisés visant à aider des individus ou des communautés dans le besoin, souvent fournis par des agences gouvernementales ou des organisations à but non lucratif. Il peut aussi se référer à la profession ou au domaine consacré au bien-être et au soutien social.

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/ˈsəʊʃəl ˈsɜːvɪs/B2formal
  • frTerme désignant des activités ou programmes organisés visant à aider des individus ou des communautés dans le besoin, souvent fournis par des agences gouvernementales ou des organisations à but non lucratif. Il peut aussi se référer à la profession ou au domaine consacré au bien-être et au soutien social.

A term referring to organized activities or programs aimed at helping individuals or communities in need, often provided by government agencies or non-profit organizations. It can also refer to the profession or field dedicated to social welfare and support.

  1. Community support programsB2formal

    Organized activities or programs designed to help people in need within a community, such as welfare, healthcare, or education.

    frservice social

    • The government funds social services to assist low-income families.
    • She works for a social service agency that helps homeless people.
    • Volunteering at the local food bank is a form of social service.
  2. Professional fieldB2formal

    The field of work involving providing assistance and support to individuals and communities, often through government or non-profit organizations.

    frService social

    • He studied social service at university to become a social worker.
    • A career in social service requires empathy and patience.
    • Many social service professionals focus on child welfare.