Services for disabled persons

We work with you to assess your service needs and identify suitable service options when a disability or chronic illness affects areas like housing or mobility.

We offer round-the-clock care provided in the home of a trained family care provider.

We provide necessary personal assistance.

The support person acts as a friend and companion and supports social relationships, among others.

We provide mobility assistance when using public transport would place an unreasonable burden on you.

Support for informal care consists of a fee for the family carer as well as support services.

We provide meaningful group activities at activity centres.

We support obtaining work life experience and development of work life skills. (Social Welfare Act, section 27 d and e)

We teach sign language and means of communication that support or compensate for speech, and we also provide guidance in using assistive equipment.

We offer morning and afternoon care for schoolchildren and students with intellectual disabilities and severe autism.

We offer holiday care for people with intellectual disabilities and severe autism.

We support the purchasing of everyday equipment and assist with additional food and clothing expenses.

We assess the need for a rehabilitation plan and physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy.

If you are concerned about the life management of your family member, friend, client or someone else you encounter, please submit a notification of concern.

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