Since the first quarter of the 20th century, Turkey entered a period of great social change and transformation aimed at modernization. In this context, People's Houses undertook an important responsibility as a cultural institution in the socialization of the norms and values that formed the Turkish Revolution. Ankara People’s House, one of the fourteen people's houses established on February 19, 1932, was in a different position among the people's houses in the country, both with its activities and with its direct communication with the Secretary General of the Republican People's Party. Ankara People’s House Social Assistance Committee was established within the framework of People’s Houses regulation and operated in line with the regulations in its own special regulation. The Committee played an important role in overcoming the deprivations that citizens, especially students studying at various levels of education and training institutions in the city, face in social life, improving access to health services, expanding and spreading the opportunities to reach and benefit from education and training services, and fight against relative and human poverty. Thus, it made significant contribution in raising awareness both in villages and cities for the new social order.