Civil Affairs: During the Republic of China, there was no special civil affairs. In case of famine, local families and neighbors volunteered to help. After liberation, since 1950, local civil affairs agencies at all levels have been established one after another, and the resettlement and relief work is managed by the district government. Since 1963, 1 full-time civil affairs assistant has been established to undertake the work of special care, disaster relief, relief, social welfare and marriage registration management in the whole region (township). In 2000, the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Disabled Persons was implemented, and full-time disabled cadres were equipped. Co-located with the civil affairs office, collectively referred to as the work of the Civil Affairs Disabled Persons' Federation. The Civil Affairs Disabled Persons' Federation is under the dual leadership of the Township People's Government, Yanjin County Civil Affairs Bureau and Yanjin County Disabled Persons' Federation.

Social special care: the living expenses of demobilized soldiers, survivors of martyrs and disabled soldiers returning to their hometowns are regularly and quantitatively subsidized by the state civil affairs. In 2007, all kinds of special allowances were paid * * totaling 92 185 yuan.

Social welfare: since 1953, the relief and welfare undertakings in Tantou Township have never stopped. For the five-guarantee households, the elderly, orphans, the disabled, the weak and the people in social difficulties, they can get timely assistance when there are difficulties in production and life. In 2007, there were 2 12 people in the township, and each person received a monthly minimum living allowance in 50 yuan. The minimum living allowance for urban population in that year was 184546 yuan. In 2007, Tantou Town Civil Affairs provided disaster relief funds188,665,438 yuan and disaster relief food106,000 Jin.

By the end of 2007, there were disabled people 17 10 in the township, accounting for 6.0% of the total population of 28,504. Among them, there are 874 persons with physical disability, 277 persons with visual disability, 73 persons with hearing disability/kloc-0, 27 persons with mental disability/kloc-0, 93 persons with comprehensive disability and 76 persons with disability certificate/kloc-0. For disabled people living in rural areas, village communities and guardians guarantee their basic livelihood. When there are special difficulties, the township people's government will give temporary relief, and the urban disabled will be given regular and quantitative living allowance by the state.