Impacto de la Ley de la Dependencia en los Servicios Sociales Generales

José Manuel Ramírez Navarro

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Social Sciences and Policies Labor Law and Work Dynamics Aging, Elder Care, and Social Issues

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Everyone in a dependency situation is a user of social services, but not all users of social services are people in a dependency situation. Moving forward in the consolidation of the fourth Pillar of the Social Welfare Society requires application of the Law on promotion of personal self-sufficiency and care for people in a state of dependency. At the same time new Social Service Laws need to be drawn up formulating new subjective rights, which can be administratively and legally claimed, with rational planning of the sector, defining an integrated system. Behind all the figures involved there are PEOPLE with the right to greater self-sufficiency and care: thousands of specific stories which require an INTELLIGENT, BRAVE, AND CARING response from public authorities.

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