Abstract
The aim of the article is to present and explain the problem of a single person in the social welfare system. The statutory definition of a single person indicates that there must be three conditions in total: living alone, not being married and not having ascendants or descendants to be considered a single person. In the article, I analyze whether the state and the local community are obliged to help single people. I answer the question whether the policy implemented for the needs of the community of lonely people can make them not feel this loneliness? I present various forms of assistance provided by organizational units of social assistance to single people so that they do not feel isolated or excluded. Key words: lonely person, law, assistance, social welfare
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