The Journal of Social Service Research focuses on empirical research and its application in the design, delivery, and management of new social services. The mission of this magazine is to promote research and practice in the field of social services, and to improve the quality and efficiency of social services through rigorous analysis and effective management. The magazine emphasizes results based research and practice, committed to providing clear and actionable solutions. It not only tracks and summarizes the latest funded and non funded research, but also encourages researchers to share their findings and experiences for other professionals to learn from and apply. Each issue will showcase the effective combination of quantitative and qualitative research methods to comprehensively understand the complexity of the social service field.

It brings together experts from the field of social services at home and abroad, whose contributions provide important and critical foundations for management and policy decision-making. Both national and international research are important components of this journal, jointly building a diverse knowledge base to support the continuous improvement and development of social services.