Groups In Democratic Societies Flashcards

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What are examples of public institutions?

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Schools, universities, hospitals, libraries, and courts

These institutions aim to support people in everyday life.

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How are public institutions funded?

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Through the state via tax and National Insurance (NI)

This funding model allows public institutions to provide services to the community.

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Who staffs public institutions?

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Paid workers

These workers are employed to ensure the effective operation of public services.

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What are some examples of public services?

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Police, fire, and ambulance

These services are essential for public safety and emergency response.

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What are examples of charity and voluntary groups?

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Amnesty International, Asthma UK

These organizations focus on specific causes and issues.

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How are charity and voluntary groups funded?

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Privately

Funding comes from donations and private contributions.

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What is the aim of charity and voluntary groups?

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Raise awareness and funds for their cause to improve something

These groups work to advocate for specific issues and support affected individuals.

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Who staffs charity and voluntary groups?

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Volunteers

Volunteers dedicate their time and effort to support the mission of these organizations.

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