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Donating to charity has always been a legal thing in Great Britain for a long time. In history, hospice activities, relief of people affected by natural disasters and epidemics have existed for many centuries.
As well as giving financial help, the government also takes a more active role in looking after people's welfare. These services are either run directly or in a directory by local government.
Examples are the building and staffing of old people's homes and the provision of home help for people who are disabled in some way. Professional social workers have the task of identifying and helping members of the community in need. These include the old, the mentally handicapped and children suffering from neglect or from maltreatment. Social workers do a great deal of valuable work.

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The medical profession is a profession that aims to protect, promote and restore good health with a focus on identifying, diagnosing, and treating disease with  scientific knowledge and expertise. A profession where taking care of the sick is a primary concern.
Doctors generally have the same very high status in Britain that they have throughout the world. Specialist doctors have greater prestige than ordinary GPs, with hospital consultants at the top. These specialists are allowed to work part-time for the NHS and spend the rest of their time earning big fees from private patients.
The nurse was being widely admired for their caring work. The nursing profession has always been rather badly paid and there is a very high turnover of nursing staff. So, the vast majority of whom are still women, give up their jobs after only a few years.

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Health care is the activity or business of providing medical services.
I find that many people in this country cannot afford health care.
Therefore, large corporations should have some responsibility in their work in terms of providing health care, safe working conditions, and a fair environment.
Healthcare in the UK is optionally decentralized by states; different states such as Scotland and Northern Ireland are truly separate services and are not part of the UK healthcare system.
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The states have private and public sectors that take care of the health of their people.
The government should have decentralized control extending to all activities related to the provision of health care facilities and personnel necessary to serve the citizens.
The model of healthcare delivery for UK citizens differs from that of other states such as Wales and Scotland.
Furthermore, healthcare policies and strategies vary between the UK and different states.
The National Health Service (NHS) is often considered the "jewel in the crown" of the welfare state.
Instead of partnering with the hundreds of hospitals currently run by charities, it simply manages most of them.

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The welfare system is everyone's concern. I also like the welfare system here for many reasons. The welfare system provides practical assistance and financial assistance if you are unemployed and looking for work.When you have a low income, it provides you with additional income if you are raising a child, retired, taking care of someone, also a child, or a disabled child.Although the government pension is not very high, the simplest way people can get help is to pay for it directly with government money.As a result, many people arrange during their working lives to have some form of extra income after they retire.However, the entire social security system is under increasing pressure, so the number of pensioners in society is increasing.It is believed that if all people claim the benefits to which they are entitled, the system will reach a breaking point.Therefore, it is recommended to amend the regulation so that only those who really need it are supported.