In recent years, Luzhou District has focused on addressing the urgent needs of its residents. By centering on the goals of "supporting the elderly with quality care" and "nurturing children with good upbringing," the district has integrated public service resources, optimized grassroots service models, and addressed service gaps. A series of exemplary elderly care and childcare projects have been launched, weaving a strong safety net for both groups. This approach ensures that the meticulous care embedded in daily assistance translates into a tangible sense of well-being for the community.

Embedded community-based elderly care is a key strategy for Luzhou District in enhancing its grassroots elderly service system. The Bayi Community Home-Based Elderly Care Service Center spans 1,600 square meters, offering a bright and spacious environment fully equipped with senior-friendly facilities. The center features distinct functional zones, including assisted bathing rooms, barber shops, rehabilitation therapy rooms, and recreational activity areas, catering to the diverse needs of the elderly for daily living support, rehabilitation, and leisure. To address the dietary needs of seniors, the center operates a dedicated "Happy Elderly Canteen" that serves low-salt, low-fat, nutritionally balanced meals at affordable prices in a clean and tidy setting. For高龄、独居或行动不便的老人, the center provides door-to-door meal delivery, ensuring they can enjoy hot meals at home without difficulty.

The transformation of Bayi Community serves as a microcosm of Luzhou District's broader efforts to improve elderly care services. With a focus on overall layout and comprehensive enhancement, the district has established a tripartite elderly care service system comprising "community-based care," "home-based support," and "smart-assisted living," solidifying the foundation of elderly welfare. To date, the district has completed 47 community home-based elderly care service stations, covering over 69% of urban communities. Additionally, 30 rural day-care centers and 21 community elderly canteens have been built, continuously optimizing the layout of embedded care facilities and steadily expanding service coverage. Through the district-level smart elderly care platform, staff coordinate with service demands online, providing safer and more convenient support for seniors living at home.

While diligently safeguarding the "sunset" generation through elderly care services, Luzhou District is equally committed to nurturing the "sunrise" generation by advancing inclusive childcare services. Anchored on the public expectation of "ensuring children are well reared," the district has promoted the construction of affordable childcare facilities, launching key projects such as the District Public Comprehensive Childcare Center and the Science and Education Center Kindergarten. These initiatives build an integrated service system that combines preschool education with inclusive childcare, safeguarding the healthy growth of infants and young children in the area.

Inside the Luzhou District Public Comprehensive Childcare Center, soft-colored walls, eco-friendly facilities, and playful design elements create a child-friendly atmosphere. The center is organized according to the developmental stages of infants and toddlers, offering classes for nurslings, younger toddlers, and older toddlers, all staffed by professional caregivers. It provides integrated care services, including daily living support, early childhood stimulation, balanced nutrition, and health management, ensuring that children are happy and parents are reassured. Today, the inclusive childcare framework in Luzhou District is taking shape, with the total number of childcare slots reaching 4,580, equating to 5.05 slots per thousand residents. This has formed a development model led by public institutions, supplemented by community-embedded childcare facilities, and supported by social participation, allowing many parents to find satisfactory childcare options right at their doorstep.