The Rights Of Service Delivery

Living in communities that are run down, neglected and forgotten takes a toll on all members of the community. This is especially true when residents witness new properties being erected around the city as their own neighborhoods are deemed “ghettos” and not receiving the investment necessary for improvements. Many of the low income housing that is available to city residents aren’t the most desirable properties as they may have structural deficiencies, lead paint, rats and roaches running amuck. Many older properties also do not have adequately functioning heat or hot water availability. The housing projects also do not have air conditioning. On hot days, having no cool break in addition to all the other negative social factors, this can be a deadly combination that may perpetuate frustrations and ultimately lead to violence.

Customers often have substantial power to affect the competitive environment. This power can take the form of easy consumer access to several retail outlets to purchase the same or similar products or services (Pearlson & Saunders et al., 2009). L.L.Bean has, from the beginning, recognized that the customer has many options in spending. This recognition of the power the customer holds is reflected in

Meetings are normally held frequently, which give residents the opportunity to vocalize their inputs on what they believe should and should not occur. The problem is that many citizens don't seek out when these meetings are to voice their opinions and concerns and so, they miss these opportunities to share. Residents usually only engage in these discussions when something unfavorable happens and it affects them. This is what has happened in Far Rockaway, where the mayor, Bill de Blasio is trying to bring in new businesses and create affordable housing, but he is not catering it to the income in that area. For those residents who do not take advantage of these meetings, they’re unable to hear of the proposed ideas that generate during the meeting and are then left in the dark to this information.

At the heart of this framework is an approach which recognises the right of all

The authors hypothesized in their study that concentrated disadvantage would decrease and residential stability would increase the collective efficacy of a neighborhood. In the study, concentrated disadvantage and residential stability were examined to determine if there is a relationship with interpersonal violence. It was also hypothesized that collective efficacy has some sort of an effect on neighborhood stratification (Sampson et al., 1997).

My dynamic vision of social justice looks like a combination of individual empowerment and group empowerment. Albano (2015) argues that group empowerment is the better form of social justice because individual empowerment is a limited way to change the system and works within the existing power structure. I believe both empowerments are best combined into an effective approach to social justice. A client cannot even begin to advocate with the community if he or she still worries about attaining the basic necessities of living like housing of food. For instance, I work in the San Francisco South of Market (SOMA) district where the youth organizations and the activist organizations struggle over the response

on one hand, these rights are being overlooked, on the other, there are entities who are dedicated

Entitlement to services is the right to access or use a service. Different people are entitled to different things from different services. For example, being entitled to 15 hours of free child care per week if your child is 0-4 years old. Entitlement to services protects us form being discriminated against by making sure everyone has the right to use the services they need to and makes it unlawful for people to be denied these rights. If people are discriminated against then entitlement to services will make sure that the service user can take legal action against the service/people/person that has denied them their rights. This promotes anti-discriminatory practice in health and social care. For example, to be entitled to receive a service in a residential care home you would have to be over the age of 65.

speaking up as a victim of social injustice is the first crucial step toward social change. Visa,

The Social Justice Advocacy Project will continue to advocate for social mobility, mainly through an organization of dialogues and dialectics. Allison believes the way grassroots organizing is most efficiently done is through "educating people on the system that they must function in while providing them the opportunities and resources to put their education and creativity to

No one wants to be a part of a low income community. Some of peoples life goals are to simply stay out of it. Others try to improve it and some try to prevent it all together. These groups of people can be recognized as local, state, and the federal government. Gentrification has to do with the “vanishing” of these neighborhoods. While on the other hand urban renewal has to do with the “vanishing” of the people. The problem with both of these is how the families once

Helping to shape services, particularly when users work together collectively, can help to increase confidence, raise self-esteem, and develop new skills (Mental Health Foundation, 2003).

The social interaction of The Real Slumdogs would be how everyone works together as a community to get a job done. For example, the way the trash pickers divide up into teams to get more done in one day. They have their own system down. For instance some pick plastic, some pick paper, and some pick aluminum, these are just some examples. Then the process of recycling the picked goods, and how they have to work together in the processing rooms, and make sure everyone is staying on task. There are also a hierarchy of workers, and some who are above others. Going down the list: the bosses, then the team leaders, and finally

The common point amongst the rights and duties, or advantages and disadvantages as the author named them, is that in social justice, the distribution of those valued and disvalued goods depends on the successful operation of major social institutions.

Slums are hindrance to the achievement of economic growth and development. It is the duty of the government to plan effectively towards the achievement of quality life within the cities. Slums contribute towards the presence of criminal activities within the cities and unemployment hence a significant force towards the overall economic development. Upgrading of slums is vital in the process of offering economic, social, institutional, and cultural services to the city dwellers like other citizens.