As the "third sector", Volunteer service is in the beginning stage in our country, but it is similar to "market failure" and "government failure", volunteer service development itself will also appear some problems, there will be voluntary failure phenomenon. To solve the problem of "voluntary failure", the government should play an active role. Yongjia County, from the study of volunteering development point of view, whether organizational structure, development model or brand building, county-wide, volunteer service each a landmark development was accompanied by a Government-led drive to move forward. It should be said, relative to the County volunteer service development in the primary stage, the role of local government is essential for the healthy and sustainable development of County volunteer.This article in Yongjia County, for example, through literature research, methods of research, case studies, analyze problems of government role in the development of volunteer service in Yongjia County:lack of financial and policy support; volunteer service social system construction is not perfect; operation supervision is not in place. Analysis of its reasons:the insufficient supply of volunteerism; the government functions change serious lag. According to the analysis, new awareness of the importance of grass-roots Government role, its role in volunteer development, Effectively solve the problem of government function "lost", the implementation of "voluntary incubator" entity- to create voluntary organizations operating base. Specific measures has following four a aspects: strengthening institutions and platform construction, achieved volunteer organization "into shell" hatch; increased encourages, and support and guide of efforts, achieved volunteer organization hatch growth; strengthening organization and project specification construction, achieved volunteer organization "out shell" service; strengthening guarantees mechanism and regulatory system construction, achieved volunteer organization continued development. |