Abstract
This paper deals with the care arrangement for people with disability, called"exclusive" care for their independent living. This was promoted through the public care assurance movement. First, it examines the resources that are needed for the care system from the point of financial and manpower arrangement and the way in which they are organized to provide "exclusive" care. Second, it discusses the development that has led to a more organized service structure. With these discussions, this paper suggests that this analytical framework can be utilized for studies of service organization based in the community.
