Social interventionism is an action which involves the intervention of a government or an organization in social affairs.McClelland, J. S. 1996. A History of Western Political Thought. Routledge. p. 481 Such policies can include provision of charity or social welfare as a means to alleviate social and economic problems of people facing financial difficulties; provision of health care; provision of education; provision of safety regulations for employment and products; delivery of food aid  or recovery missions to regions or countries negatively affected by an event; adoption programs;  etc.
Social interventionism is an action which involves the intervention of a government or an organization in social affairs.McClelland, J. S. 1996. A History of Western Political Thought. Routledge. p. 481 Such policies can include provision of charity or social welfare as a means to alleviate social and economic problems of people facing financial difficulties; provision of health care; provision of education; provision of safety regulations for employment and products; delivery of food aid , food bank or recovery missions to regions or countries negatively affected by an event; adoption programs; maintaining and protecting natural biodiversity; securing workers rights through gradualism in institutions, private education and unions; subsidizing women's healthcare programs; improving educational opportunities, open-source and open-access; standardizing basic income and nationalization compensation etc.
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maintaining and protecting natural biodiversity; securing workers rights through gradualism in institutions, private education and unions; subsidizing women's healthcare programs; improving educational opportunities, open-source and open-access; standardizing basic income and nationalization compensation