In Britain, when someone gets old they often go to live in a home with other old people where there are nurses to look after them. Sometimes the government has to pay for this care. Who do you think should pay for this care, the government or the family? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

These days, organizations for caring for old

people

are in high demand. There is a big discussion about who should allocate

money

for these places. Sometimes the

government

takes

this

responsibility, sometimes the family. I have a controversial point of view on

this

topic, and in

this

essay, I will explain it. To start with, we should consider a plethora of

people

who doesn'

t

have enough

money

, but who has old relatives. They can not afford to send their parents or grandparents to the caring organization. Simultaneously, these

people

don'

t

have enough time for

care

, because they spend it on their work to get some

money

for living. I think, in

this

case, the

government

should allocate

money

for the families.

On the other hand

, according to the law, the

care

about parents is the responsibility of children. Undoubtedly, the

government

can subsidize poor

people

, but for the common family, it is not necessary. If a senior lives with his relatives, he feels more comfortable. He doesn'

t

face loneliness and the feeling of being deserted.

Moreover

. it makes family tight-knit.

For example

, children can communicate with seniors and discover the family's story. If the

government

paid for homes for old

people

, it would disturb the connection between generations. At the end of the day, I strongly believe that there is only one right solution. The

government

must pay for the

care

of elderly

people

.

However

, it should take into account the current situation of a particular family. If a senior requires expensive

care

or his family can'

t

afford it, the

government

should help.

Otherwise

, families are responsible for their old relatives.