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Why do people from minority ethnic groups get special treatment like a day centre specifically for Asian elders and a choice of different meals on wheels?

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Why do people from minority ethnic groups get special treatment like a day centre specifically for Asian elders and a choice of different meals on wheels?

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Equality is not about treating everybody the same it’s about treating people fairly which involves recognising that people have different religious beliefs, values and customs. If someone’s religion means they don’t eat meat then it seems fair to provide them with a choice of meals that includes a vegetarian option. Most day centres operate to meet the needs of the majority group within the population so the food and the activities are not geared up to someone from the Chinese or other ethnic minority community. It seems only fair that we should develop day centres/services where people who share the same religion, culture and background can meet together.

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