1, psychological factors, support objects are usually eccentric and think that centralized support is discrimination against them.

2. Due to economic factors, they are worried that the personal property of the poor people will become collective property after centralized support, which leads relatives and friends to prevent the poor people from staying in centralized support in various ways.

3, management factors, due to objective factors such as lack of manpower, management services are not in place and the form is single.

4. Due to their own factors, most poor people living in scattered areas are worried that it is difficult to get along with centralized support personnel because of their long-term living habits, and they are not used to being restrained, which leads to their unwillingness to provide centralized support.