A social welfare institution, such as an orphanage or nursing home, that provides care for the elderly, disabled, or orphaned children.

Funds allocated by a state or collective for employee welfare, such as medical care and financial assistance.

A small store or shop located within a school, factory, or government organization that provides food and goods for the benefit of its students or employees.

Goods or articles provided to employees as part of their welfare benefits

A lottery issued to raise money for public welfare and social projects; abbreviated as [[福彩|福彩|fu2 cai3]]

A society where the government implements comprehensive social development plans to improve the well-being of all citizens; it involves cooperation between public and private institutions as well as active public participation.

a committee or administrative body responsible for managing employee benefits and social welfare programs

The various organized services and financial assistance provided by the government or private institutions to improve the quality of life and well-being of citizens.

welfare projects or services designed to benefit the public

A country that provides social services and financial support to its citizens, often through a government-managed system.

Policies and programs provided by a government to ensure the basic needs and well-being of its citizens