What are disability welfare services? A Guide by Life Stage

When you hear the term "disability welfare services," don't you feel that there are many types of services and that they seem complicated? ...... You are not the only one who is confused about which service is right for you and your family.

In fact, the support available for disability welfare services varies greatly depending on age and stage of growth (life stage). In this guide, we will introduce the main services available for children and adults at different stages of life, organized in an easy-to-understand manner.

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Disability welfare services are "companions who support you as you move through life.

Disability welfare services are not simply to "make up for what you cannot do. They are important "support" for living a life that is unique to the individual and expanding his or her possibilities.

1. Infancy: Nurture "upbringing" in accordance with individuality and characteristics
2. School age: Expanding "learning" and "social skills" based on school life
3. Adulthood: Realize independent "working and living
4. Older age: Spend time with peace of mind" in a familiar neighborhood

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Preschool period: Building a foundation for healthy upbringing and development.

If the developmental pace is slow or the child has difficulty adjusting to group life, professional involvement at an early stage can lead to future peace of mind.

Child development support

• Subject: 0-6 years old (preschooler)
• Assistance Description: Individual and group programs through play and daily life
• Role: We support the acquisition of basic lifestyle habits and the building of a foundation for social skills.

Many students attend daycare or kindergarten while also attending our school, and we can consult with them at any time when they feel that they may be a little uncomfortable living in a group or when they are worried about their slow speech.

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School Age] Supporting school life and after-school enrichment

The period between elementary and high school is an important step in expanding your world.

After-school daycare services

• Subject: Elementary to high school students
• Assistance Description: Support after school and during long vacations such as summer vacation (study support, exercise, life skills, group activities, etc.)

As "another place to stay" outside of school, medical care is provided according to the child's characteristics. With after-school supervision, the program also plays a role in supporting parents' employment and rest (respite).

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After the age of 18] "Work and spend time" in your own way

In adulthood, the focus is on "how to spend the daytime" as a member of society.

Labor Transition Support
For those seeking employment in general business. We provide thorough support for skill development, workplace training, and interview preparation.

Support for continuous employment (Type A and Type B)
We provide a "place to work. There are two types: Type A, where you sign an employment contract, and Type B, where you work at your own pace, allowing you to gain work experience while establishing a rhythm in your life.

care for the aged
A place for daytime activities for those who need constant care. We provide time for creative activities, rehabilitation, bathing and meal support, and other activities tailored to their needs.

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Support for Living] Protecting Housing and Everyday Peace of Mind

There is a full range of services to support the foundations of life for all ages.

• Group home (communal living assistance) It is a "place of residence" where small groups of people live together with the support of specialized staff.
• In-home nursing care and visiting nursing care for severely ill persons A helper visits your home. They support home life by providing physical care, assistance with household chores, and escorting people on outings.
• Short-term stay When a family member needs to run an urgent errand or take a break, they can stay at the facility for a few days to receive assistance.

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Cooperation between disability welfare and long-term care insurance

As people with disabilities age, their physical and mental conditions change. In addition to the services they have received in their older years,Nursing care insurance servicesThe system can be used flexibly in combination with

Early preparation and consultation are key to peace of mind as we consider the best balance for your situation, including day and in-home care services.

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Where do I go for help?" If you are wondering "Where can I get help?

I know there are services out there, but in the end, which one should I choose? We have heard many people say, "I know what services are available, but in the end, which one should I choose? First of all, please feel free to contact any of the following offices.

1. Your municipal disability welfare office
2. Consultation Support Office (Consultation Support Specialist)
3. Offices of each welfare service

There is no need to make a perfect plan from the beginning. We will listen to you and work together to find the "best for now.

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Community-Based Support, Social Welfare Corporation Kuninkai's Approach

Active mainly in Numata City, Gunma Prefecture.Social Welfare Corporation KuninkaiAt "K" Line, we provide seamless support for each individual, from children to the elderly, according to their stage of life.

• after-school daycare service
• Place for daytime activities (e.g., daily living care)
• Lifestyle Support/Consultation Support

We welcome consultations from the stage of "I haven't decided yet whether to use this service" or "I would like to talk to you first.

Summary: Disability welfare services are partners in life

Services change form as they grow and the environment changes.

• Watching growth together
• Accompanying your daily life
• Ease the burden on your family
• Increase his/her "want to" and "can".

Don't keep it to yourself, get the support you need, when you need it. Taking the first step and consulting with us will lead to a brighter future for you and your family.