SOCIAL JUSTICE

Social Justice

Social Justice

Social Problem

Health care provisions are essential for the survival and well-being of any society. In those societies where health care facilities are conveniently accessible to the common men, prosperity and harmony reigns supreme. The concept of health and social care is integrated together. Social care aims to develop abilities in people through which they can lead normal, independent lives like others. This is especially for individuals who are mentally handicapped and require additional assistance in terms of physical and mental activities (Allport, 2010, 111-127). The concepts of health and social care have given much importance in the recent times. According to Rawl, today is very widespread perception that the neoliberal model, which has intensified the participation of marking mechanisms in the organization of social actions (moving the tip of the importance of government guidance), has deepened inequality and plunged into poverty for millions of people.

Everything seems to suggest that market forces alone do not guarantee a fair distribution of the surpluses achieved through the efforts of society and lack the ability to respond adequately to the needs of all its members. In this context, of difficulties have been proposals that emphasize the need to take ethical foundations for the organization of "just and stable societies," according to well-known expression of John Rawls, who is one of the most renowned theorists of a school of thought that seeks achieve the collective good without being sacrificed individual freedom (Dunn, 2000, 12-22). The concepts of justice and basic structure of society developed by Rawls have created a new space of theoretical insight based on which it is conceivable social decisions to be taken today on issues as important to the quality of life the population and employment policies, housing, education, public health and social security. This social problem that is going to discuss in this paper is to seek the answer of below question.

Thesis Statement

Is it fair for asylum seekers to access free national health services?

Description of Problem

An increment in the population of old, aged people results in an expansion in the demand of social and community care services for people who are incapable have disabilities or simply are old enough to go to hospitals. New advancements, changed demographics, and increased public awareness are some of the concerns due to which health care trends differ across countries. All healthcare facilities and services across the world is facing challenges. These challenges need to be addressed before the health conditions of the respective states are deteriorated. It is high time a collective effort is put in by the involved parties to guarantee adequate health and social care provisions to their citizens. The current global crisis and inflation have made it difficult to bear the health or insurance expenses especially in the old age (Walsh, 2008, pp. 23-26).

Possible Solution

In England, community care services are on its peak. The Community Care Act of 1992 has been an established way of subcontracting between the local authority and private agencies to fund for services ...