Social workers are consistently forced to make ethical decisions about the use of scarce resources to help individuals and communities. Resources such as available time, health and mental health care, child welfare services, and food are not in limitless supply. You are a Program Coordinator for a shelter program that serves the homeless population. You have two beds available and six applicants. How do you decide who gets the two beds? Consult the NASW Code of Ethics. What Ethical principles would you use, and why, to guide your decisions as a social worker in determining allocation of scarce resources